Did you ever see a 747 launch off the top of a building? Talk about a short runway! This retired 747 is a part of a new water slide at a the Evergreen Aviation Museum in McMinnville, Oregon, USA. Here is a video of how they got that huge plane up there. It’s part of a water amusement park that is next to their aviation and space museum.
Weekly Photo Challenge – Launch
Posted: January 6, 2012 in Weekly Photo ChallengeTags: 747, aviation, chris alice donner, Evergreen, MicMinnville, oregon coast, postaday2011, Weekly Photo Challenge
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Nice one~ I just came from Cee’s blog and thought I would stop here and bring you the seven by seven: http://wp.me/p1RzUf-sW
Thanks!
Total launch for this week theme Chris 🙂
Great photo and what an incredible feat of crane work!
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That is totally awesome. I’ve seen helicopters atop buildings but can’t say I’ve ever seen a 747 on a building. I guess I can cross that off my “bucket list”! LOL
Wow! incredible!
My first thought was “What the?!” Bet that is a crazy fun water park. Margie
Wow. A water slide. That must be fun.
I also think the National Rent a Fence sign is pretty funny 🙂
for a second I thought it was a real plane takin off!!
great launch photo
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nice interpretation
fantastic photo – so different
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[…] I asked Chris last night what I should do for my Theme Tuesday. She thought I should do wheels. At first I didn’t think I had a lot other than cars, but….. As you can tell, I had one or two up my sleeve. The wheel with my pug, Shadow, was on a 747 that was on display at Evergreen Aviation Museum. That 747 is now on top of a building at the Museum and is used as a water slide. (see Chris’s blog showing the 747) […]