Zeppelinology

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Robe dans le style Zeppelin, Berlin, vers 1930.

So after you’ve donned your very best Zeppelin dress (and grabbed a pair of binoculars)…

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…you can head on over to the Zep Diner for lunch.

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Try some of the Zeppelin Bread: it’s light as air!

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Afterwards (if it’s not too early) you can relax with a martini prepared in a Hindenburg shaker

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…whilst listening to Billy Murray singing a song about his (male) sweetheart, Come Take A Trip In My Airship, and browsing colour photographs of the Hindenberg interior.

(Thanks to Thom for starting the ball rolling with his new Paris/Berlin tumblr!)

Previously on { feuilleton }
Vickers Airship Catalogue
The Air Ship
Dirigibles
The Airship Destroyer
Zeppelin vs. Pterodactyls

6 thoughts on “Zeppelinology”

  1. I agree there’s something threatening about the Zeppelins, they were so big. Must have been terrifying when they started bombing cities during the First World War.

  2. Sorry 1st link won’t work properly without the ” …-anyway” at the end

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