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dameatball

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1. Wasn't at the launch site, but lived close enough to see all the launches and the stage separations

Reply to Koch Ebola (Original post)

Fri Jun 22, 2018, 11:56 AM

Jun 2018

I used to wade fish the Mosquito Lagoon area and many of the small tidal canals near the cape. After the Challenger disaster they closed a lot of the little access roads so people were not able to get as close as previously. Same thing happened offshore and in airspace.

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50 years ago this event took place [View all] Koch Ebola Jun 2018 OP

Wasn't at the launch site, but lived close enough to see all the launches and the stage separations dameatball Jun 2018 #1

Missed it entirely Yonnie3 Jun 2018 #2

I vividly recall Frank Borman rsdsharp Jun 2018 #3

Watched it on TV. It helped to soothe the still-fresh hurt of Glorfindel Jun 2018 #4