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Here's hoping that you are easily right!

I did which is when I took the "wild kingdom" photo.

We can, does anyone know who put this current stuffed menagerie together? I have a feeling that arriving travelers probably enjoy it and find it charming in a Maine sort of way which means it's probably not going anywhere. So how can the airport and owners of the exhibit improve it visually...

Last rendering I recall and this was posted by Cosakita back in 2018!

Corey and his wife just brought a new baby home so he will be in hiding for a while!

Bonus shot for our animal lovers from last week, even the stanchions are tacky looking! :)

I'm working on it Ben and have even pointed it out to Paul on our last walk around. I'm hoping that there will be an effort in a few years to "better" integrate the older portion of the terminal with the newer to be accomplished with new flooring, carpet, seating and makeover of the ceiling...

Phase 9 will be a new cross taxiway, only one is needed in that area and it will be a little wider. They are building what I've whined about for the last 2 years and my job is to plant the seed while adding a dose of skillful influence without being too annoying. Am thankful there was just...

I think the decision to rebuilt the intersection of Taxiway A and C first in Phase One will make it unnecessary to close the entire taxiway during the day. Kind of clever how this is being pieced together to still enable the airport to function effectively with the exception of the late...

Taxiway rehab project from April 22 to July 31 from 10:30 PM to 5:45 AM which will require use of the 6100' N/S runway. Additional work will continue from September 11-25 to remove Taxiway E and D.

The Magic City!

The 3X ATL service was also utilizing the MD-88 with 149 seats and now A321 aircraft are being used for the most part with 191 seats. Still a decrease in lift but a huge upgrade in equipment along with an additional mainline flight (737-900) to MSP. I'm more annoyed with Delta using CRJ 900's...

Took 20 years to construct due to a loophole which allowed the owner to avoid paying state taxes and was the tallest building in the state until 1934. Was originally 7 floors and this city is the state's second largest!

I'm impressed! :)

This 14 story residential tower is located in a northern city that is the state's fourth largest with a current population of around 50K. It is the shopping, transportation and financial hub of a large region and benefits from a nearby Air Force Base that has provided employment and stability...

City Place progress. Photo by SkyMAX

City Place in Burlington is close to being topped off so the tallest title will soon go to the hotel on the left at 141' to the top of the mechanical penthouse.

Success to BeeLine and it was not an easy one!

Great catch, I wasn't even close! (y)