Wight Aviation Museum

The Wight Aviation Museum, located at Sandown Airport on the Isle of Wight, is a charitable non-profit organisation dedicated to preserving the history of aviation. Visitors can explore a diverse collection of exhibits, including the remarkable Black Arrow rocket, the CC7 Cushioncraft, and an original Skeeter helicopter, along with unique displays celebrating the island's aviation heritage. The museum is actively engaged in fundraising efforts, notably for the acquisition of a rare Type II Spartan Biplane, with the aim of bringing it back to the Isle of Wight. It offers a variety of experiences including a virtual flight simulator and educational outreach programs suitable for schools and youth groups. Generated from the website

Earth Wind Water is an extreme watersports shop located on the Isle of Wight, offering a wide array of equipment for surfing, windsurfing, stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, and kitesurfing. With a commitment to providing expert advice and top-quality products from renowned watersports brands, they cater to every skill level and water-based activity. The shop features a diverse selection of watersports gear, including wetsuits, board accessories, and beach clothing, ensuring that enthusiasts are fully equipped for their adventures. Additionally, Earth Wind Water is dedicated to creating a community around watersports by sharing news and events related to the activities they promote. Generated from the website

The National Poo Museum is a unique attraction located in Battery Gardens, England, dedicated to the fascinating world of faeces. Visitors can explore various species' droppings while learning about gut biomes, science, and supporting various charities through educational exhibits. Generated from the website