If today had a theme, it would be cars. We paid a visit to the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. A car collection and memorabilia mecca for enthusiasts. Not being a rev head myself, the most fascinating part of the museum was created in February this year, when a giant sink hole (like the one that revealed the entrance to Mammoth Caves) opened up and swallowed part of the museum, cars included.
It was also time to say goodbye to our trusty Chevy Cruz. After three faithful months, over 5,500 miles through sunshine and rain, it was time to retire him back to the rental farm for an oil change and service. In exchange we now have a spacious silver bullet of a car.
The Italians have Lamborghini, the Germans have the Porsche, the Americans have the Corvette
A classic beauty
The mannequins adds to the faux racing excitement
Throwback to racing days of yesteryear
Similar to my first (remote controlled) racing car, a hard earned prize for getting my first filling at the dentist
Fast forward to concept cars. Hail the curvature of mighty fiberglass
The coolest part of the museum – a sink hole that opened up and swallowed eight Corvettes
Chewed up
Farewell Chevy, hello Nissan
Yesterday: Mammoth Caves 250 Feet Underground
Tomorrow:
