[Dad] And go.
We...
We are at Balboa Park.
First we are checking out the Veterans Museum and Memorial Center.
Founded in 1989, this museum houses a unique collection of artifacts, memorabilia, and artwork of those who served in the US armed forces.
This center occupies the former Chapel of the Naval Hospital on Inspiration Point.
First I'm going to learn about the Korean war.
Next is the display on Balboa Park's involvement in World War II.
I wonder what's in these cabinets?
Hey look, a model of the USS Arizona. Click on the card to watch our episode on it.
I'm carefully lifting Brother up, so he can get a better view.
These show the alliance between US and Taiwan.
Let's go to the next section.
This room is all about the Vietnam War.
Why does this statue have a big mouth?
Brother is taking us to see the mural.
Many veterans have written their names on here.
Next we're looking at the exhibit on women's involvement in the military.
Lastly we're visiting the gift shop.
Brother and I received some souvenirs for behaving in the museum.
For more information go to veteranmuseum.org.
We are at the Museum of Photographic Art .
Opened in 1983, this is one is only three museums in the US dedicated exclusively to the collection and preservation of photography
First we're going to check out an exhibit called Genesis our Sebastiao Salgado.
This is a collection of photography on landscapes, seascapes, animals and people that have so far escaped the long reach of today's world.
What is the sea lion saying? Let us know in the comments below.
That reminds me of Brother with his big fat bun.
Next is the Seeing is Believing exhibit.
I am putting on my 3D glasses.
I am arranging the objects in this box.
I just created my own 3D picture.
Watch out for the tentacles!
I am looking at an old-fashioned stereoscope.
Lastly I'm checking out a screen with an image of me composed of thousands of tiny little faces.
We have so much fun here.
Please visit mopa.org for more information.
We are the Mingei International Museum.
This museum is dedicated to furthering the understanding of art of the people from all eras and cultures of the world
Today we are checking out the Kanban exhibit which features traditional signs Japanese merchants displayed street side to advertise their presence.
These signs were created from wood, bamboo, iron, paper, fabric, lacquer and even stone.
Now I'm checking out the studio where you can make your own art.
Next we're looking at American and European folk art from the permanent collection.
Lastly Trappings, Homage to the Horse and Other Steeds exhibit.
We had so much fun at this museum.
Go to main mingei.org more information.
Let's leave Balboa Park for dinner.
We are at Lucha Libre Taco Shop.
Opened in 2008 this restaurant features the decors that represent the same vibrant high spirits of its namesake wrestling tradition.
We are sitting in the gold champions booth where you need to make a reservation 24 hours in advance.
First we're going to have chips and eight different types of salsa.
Once we decided what we wanted to order, we rang the bell to summon the waitress.
And then came our tacos.
We had a yummy time here.
Make your reservation at tacosmackdown.com.
Plan your trip to the museums at balboapark.org.
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