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Blimps At Rest

On a windy, cloudy, Sunday morning (2.19.2012) on my way to work, I spotted this serendipitous arraignment of birds parked at the New Smyrna Beach Airport. These two blimps are parked here as part of the hoopla associated with the Daytona 500 NASCAR Race coming this Sunday. Actually, last years race I spotted 6 of the blimps circling the racetrack, but not two parked side by side like this.


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