Twice a year Castle Air Museum has an Open Cockpit day for the public to view the insides of many of the planes at the museum. They also have various food vendors, crafts, and most important the bounce houses! Dave had taken the boys last year and wasn't able to see inside the B-52 bomber because of the long line so we headed there first. This year instead of having people stand in line they had time slots to sign up for. We signed up and headed out to check out a few others and to bounce.
I swear the boys could have hung out at the bounce area all day. The weather was perfect so they didn't get too hot like last year. To get up this big slide the boys had to climb a bounce house ladder, Garrett helped push/hold up Gannon's bottom as he climbed the first couple of times then he had the hang of it and didn't want anymore help. They had a blast on this slide.
Helicopter rides were available and Gannon could have stood and watched the helicopter land and take off all day. He loves helicopters right now. Maybe when he gets a little older he will get his turn to ride.
When it was time we headed over to the B-52 and headed up. Garrett was fine to go the first level, but freaked out a bit to go all the way to the top so Dave took him down. Gannon on the other hand has no fear and was good to go up. It was really cool to see the inside of such a huge airplane. Dave headed up for a quick look when we came down. Garrett was having no part of that tour!
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