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I am sharing some random doors from the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh. Not included in the gallery are doors from the model train exhibit. Those will be next week’s feature. After that, I am taking a week off.
There will be no Thursday Doors on Thursday, June 20th and no Recap on Sunday, June 23rd.
As for today’s gallery, there are a two things worth pointing out. First, the science center includes a couple levels of replica modules of the International Space Station (ISS). These were fun to tour, but hard to capture. Second, the “Life on Mars” exhibit reminded me of Carol Parson’s books in her Red Sands Chronicles. Those books are amazing. If you like “soft” SciFi with some drama and romance mixed in, you would like those books.
I hope you enjoy the photos in the gallery and I hope you’ll take a few minutes to check out the doors provided by other participants.
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