I always enjoy NASA's new sense of humor in the crew "movie posters". Seems that the official crew photo this time has some Van Gogh in the background.
Too add a little more to the fun, I spotted a Cherokee 140 down at Boeing Field late this last summer, which also had similar artwork on it's tail. I wasn't sure at first about the logo on the vertical stabilizer but after seeing photos from "Burning Man" I realized that this plane was a participant in the desert festival. That could be a fun trip down there an land in the desert, but not really sure if I'm into running around naked wearing nothing but paint and cardboard covered with feathers, bubble gum and rubber bands (just made that up, but you know what I mean). If you ask me, I think a plane like that is just asking for the dreaded FAA ramp check!
I always enjoy NASA's new sense of humor in the crew "movie posters". Seems that the official crew photo this time has some Van Gogh in the background.
Too add a little more to the fun, I spotted a Cherokee 140 down at Boeing Field late this last summer, which also had similar artwork on it's tail. I wasn't sure at first about the logo on the vertical stabilizer but after seeing photos from "Burning Man" I realized that this plane was a participant in the desert festival. That could be a fun trip down there an land in the desert, but not really sure if I'm into running around naked wearing nothing but paint and cardboard covered with feathers, bubble gum and rubber bands (just made that up, but you know what I mean). If you ask me, I think a plane like that is just asking for the dreaded FAA ramp check!
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