What an experience

The Fleet Museum was absolutely fantastic. I was seriously in my element and as Maura quite accurately stated, like a kid in a candy store. 

Of all the shops we went aboard, there was something about the USS Voyager that left a deep and lasting impression on me. 

I think it's a combination of her beautiful proportional design and the staggering journey that she and her crew under took, which I think is still considered the longest away mission in Starfleet history, that makes her truly special. 

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