Apollo 11

I was in New York, my wife was sick and I saw a bit in the New York Times that said it was the anniversary of man landing on the moon July 20 1969 and that there was a ceremony at the "Cradle of Aviation Museum" on Long Island. Nobody seemed to know of this place and I can only recommend those that are interested in aviation and space to go there! So, I am on the train from Penn Station .. and to deviate a bit ... I get to the station (Beth Page) and catch a cab to the museum ... there is no one else about so I get the cab drivers number to make sure I can get out of there. I gain entry to the museum and there is a Congressman cutting a cake in front of a lunar module that turned out to be the one that was built for Apollo 18 which never flew. There was a group of people next to the Congressman. I asked the TV journalist (there was no one but me and the TV crews there) who the people were and it turned out they were all retired Grumman engineers. So, I got to talk to the people who hand built the lunar module .. how cool was that? But the coincidence was on the train. I was sitting in an aisle seat reading my paper when I heard the people opposite and across from me talking .. they were Australian and at first I took no notice. Then they mentioned a town (Keith, South Australia) near where I grew up. Then they mentioned a girl that I knew (she in fact, had moved to Perth in Western Australia where I was living). At this point I introduced myself to the man opposite (he was in baseball hat and sunglasses). he was my school captain who I had not seen in at least 30 years!! The school was in Adelaide, South Australia!!! We were on a train on long Island and they were going to play golf at Beth Paige! I was captain of Athletics and he went to the Olympics for Australia!!!