Moondust (2005)
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Today the place is filled with him and his son and Erin and her kids and his friend Doug, whom I met and liked at the Apollo dinner last night. As Bill presents me to the corpus of the collection, everyone gathers as to a shrine, then gradually melts away, smirking, as he begins my tour with a disarming mixture of pride and sheepishness. Most people don’t understand the obsession, he says, they think he’s nuts. When I ask what happens if they do understand, he laughs and tells me, “Well, then th...ey go nuts.”
I can see why.
There are framed photos with colourful mission patches, signed by the astronauts on those missions. There are old is sues of Life, also signed, and heroic signed etchings. A signed snap of Neil Armstrong is particularly prized (“’cos those are tough to come by”), even though his favourite Apollo guy is John Young from Apollo 16, who’s almost as hard to meet as Armstrong. In the centre are two big pièces de résistance – one a large photo of a Mercury launch, signed by the Original Seven, the other a cheesy montage of illustrated scenes from the Space Age, but anointed by all twelve Moonwalkers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Today the place is filled with him and his son and Erin and her kids and his friend Doug, whom I met and liked at the Apollo dinner last night. As Bill presents me to the corpus of the collection, everyone gathers as to a shrine, then gradually melts away, smirking, as he begins my tour with a disarming mixture of pride and sheepishness. Most people don’t understand the obsession, he says, they think he’s nuts. When I ask what happens if they do understand, he laughs and tells me, “Well, then th...ey go nuts.”
I can see why.
There are framed photos with colourful mission patches, signed by the astronauts on those missions. There are old is sues of Life, also signed, and heroic signed etchings. A signed snap of Neil Armstrong is particularly prized (“’cos those are tough to come by”), even though his favourite Apollo guy is John Young from Apollo 16, who’s almost as hard to meet as Armstrong. In the centre are two big pièces de résistance – one a large photo of a Mercury launch, signed by the Original Seven, the other a cheesy montage of illustrated scenes from the Space Age, but anointed by all twelve Moonwalkers.
What to read after Moondust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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