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Looks like the launch is delayed until Saturday night at the earliest. Default plan for Friday is to make a run up to DaytonaUSA. Staging the caravan at Eckler's parking lot. Departure about 11 a.m. Join us if you're in the area, waiting for the Endeavor to launch! :cheers:
Jim...we are planning a little Tamp/Orlando Lunch thing tomorrow probably in Celebration/Kissimmee, very quick ride back and forth....are you inetersted, it'd be great to meet some more of the locals :D :cheers:
We went out onto the beach this evening (Tuesday the 4th) to try and catch a glimpse of the postponed shuttle launch. Though obviously not as spectacular as watching it from Cocoa Beach, I understand it can be seen from the Hilton Head coast.
At the last minute, it was scrubbed AGAIN!!
I guess we just weren't meant to see STS-108 go up!! :cuss
I know what you mean Jim....I'll be conducting a class if/when it goes off today....maybe if I finish a little early, I'll watch it from my rear view mirror as I head back to Tampa.
Had a great time when y'all were down and maybe it could another big cruise down if y'all'd like to attend race Rock II :D :cheers:
I was going to watch on TV, but I got distracted at the office and missed it. Saw the replay on the news later. Looked like it wasn't quite a night launch. Kind of a twilight launch. But still, spectacular! "Let Freedom Roar!" :yesnod:
I was at work, and had less than a minute to get the camera out of my car and start snapping. It was a bit too far away for really good shots, but they're good enough under the circumstances.
I would like to thank Jim Willis and Milton Isles for their emails about the first launch attempt. Too bad it was posponed. Thank you, anyway.