Well I went and I liked it. It is different.
There are indeed only about 6 large exhibits but there are loads of smaller ones – more personal items than normal but it did bring it to a more human level. The museum is marketed as more how war affects/affected people than a display of this bit of military equipment or the other.
It is dark in there but I did like the experience. The big picture shows were ok – effective and unusual being surrounded by the event.
I will be going back to spend more time looking at the exhibits. Reading the placards, listening to the stories.
It is not an aircraft museum never set out to be one and is not marketed as such. No problem.
I did watch a complete episode once, and I do mean only once and the only thing I remember about it was the words STARING LONDON with the dog walking down a street on the opering titles.
I did watch a complete episode once, and I do mean only once and the only thing I remember about it was the words STARING LONDON with the dog walking down a street on the opering titles.
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