Where Tim has Lived

Since people keep asking...

I was born in Orlando Florida and have been a few places since.

• Bloomington, IL
• Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• McAlester Oklahoma
• Kansas City, Missouri
• Derby Kansas
• Ponca City, Oklahoma
• Stillwater, Oklahoma
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
• Columbia, Missouri
• Warner Robbins, Georgia
• St Louis, Missouri
• Lynchburg, Virginia
• Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

• Sharm el Shak Egypt (great coral diving)
• Aswan Egypt (the temple of Karnac and the valley of the Kings)
• Cairo Egypt (lots to see)
• Melbourne Australia (so good I moved here)
• Stonehenge near Salisbury England
• Bath England (see the old Roman ruins)
• Hannibal Missouri (home of Mark Twain)
• Cairns Australia (its a sucky town but lots to do near by)
• Great Barrier Reef (The best collection of dive spots in the world)
• Red Sea (The best place to dive to see coral)
• Phillip Island (see Aussie wildlife)
• Kitty Hawk, North Carolina (where Orville and Wilbur Wright did their stuff)
• Cocoa Beach Florida
• Key Largo Florida

Space and Air museums (sort of listed in order of preference)
1. The Cape Canaveral USAF Space & Missile Museum at Patrick AFB near Cocoa Beach Florida (the BEST space collection)
2. Wright Patterson Airforce museum (the most extensive collection)
3. Kitty Hawk
4. NASA Museum at Kennedy Space Center (just miles from Air Force museum)
5. Warner Robins AFB Museum (you can get close to the planes)
6. One somewhere between London and Stonehedge
7. Unknown Museum near London (they have a Comet)
8. Christchurch NZ Royal Air Force Museum (they had an Air Force before the US)
9. The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum (the best known but too touristy)
10. Point Cook Air Force Museum near Melbourne Australia
11. Fighter Pilots Museum in Wanaka New Zealand
12. Australian War Memorial in Canberra (they are expanding)
13. Sydney Power House Museum (includes both Russian and US space displays)
14. A small Museum south of Christchurch New Zealand.
15. There are others, the ones above are the good ones. There are many others worth seeing