London: A Naval Mystery Solved, Big Snow & Small Cars

I hope that everyone enjoyed the segment on Odyssey Marine Exploration and its significant historical find of the HMS Victory.   It was a fun story to tell that solves a 250+ year old British naval mystery.   We will have to wait and see if Odyssey ends up finding any gold on the wreck.   So far they are keeping mum, though remember they would have to share a portion of it with the British government if they do.

It was quite a trip for a few reasons, not the least of which was the snow storm and story.   Below are a few pictures which you may enjoy, some from the Odyssey ship, some of the snow and some ... well ... just odd.

The Odyssey Marine "Explorer" docked in Canary Wharf

The deck of the "Explorer" covered in snow

St. Pancras Station, London.  The one thing Europe does very well is train travel.   Notice how spacious and sunny the station is, with the trains being kept up well.    If the President and Congress are going to drop $900 billion dollars, we should at least build out an infrastructure that includes faster and more frequent train travel with stations that make America proud.   If you've been to New York's Penn Station then you know why I say this.

Is this the future of American cars?   Meet the G-wiz electric car.   I would not fit.

I didn't see a 'disabled' sign on the windshield either...