Go back, it's so worth it. I stood under those six massive turbojets and looked up in absolute awe. It's a miracle that they didn't cut it up for scrap and left a really fabulous museum piece when the project ended.
Because we're not the British or Canadians who felt they had to make their military R&D decisions irreversible by destroying all the evidence (e.g. TSR2, Avro Arrow, etc).
In fact there is a TSR-2 at the Imperial War Museum Duxford.
It was a violation of orders as all airframes were explicitly ordered to be destroyed and burned.