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| What
was once a plane is now a boat. Twin Yamaha
F50 four-stroke engines make it fly. |
Checkmate
Marine of Fort Lauderdale rigged the twin Yamaha F50 engines on the
plane–boat. |
HGTV
— House & Garden Television – featured the boat on Extreme
Homes.
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boat lettering and graphics in gold leaf, enamel, and vinyl at boatart.com. |
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of Fort Lauderdale features more pictures of the Cosmic Muffin. |
William
Moriaty tells the saga
of the Cosmic Muffin in his La Floridiana
column on a site devoted to pop culture. |
Photo
Sails has an opaque sailcloth that can display images on both sides
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AirNet
is a dedicated aviation links site and is among the most comprehensive.
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The
Smithsonian Institution’s National Air and Space Museum (NASM)
maintains the largest collection in the world.
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A
brief Stratoliner history told by Boeing,
as well as links to their other planes.
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| HistoryLink
offers an insightful “Snapshot History” of the Boeing Stratoliner.
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The
online Goleta
Air & Space Museum has a section devoted to the Boeing 307 Stratoliner.
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What
to do with an old Boeing 727? Convert it into an AirplaneHome.
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| Vintage
offers flight simulator modules, including the Boeing 307 Stratoliner. |
The
Hughes H-1 racer project cost owner James L. Wright his life in August
2003. |
The
Houston Air Terminal
site has a photo of a rare visit by a TWA Stratoliner in 1941. |
This
online magazine displays a nice model
of the Boeing 307 Stratoliner. |
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| Bob
Harrington photographed the crash of the only remaining airworthy 307. |
Seattle-based
Bob Harrington’s
main Web site is devoted to his amazing photography and art, which explores
much more than aviation, ranging from reality to pure fantasy. |
CNN's
report on the conversion of a Boeing 727 into a home in Mississippi. |
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Buffett & Parrotheads |
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Lone Palm Airport
Hemisphere Dancer
Travels with
a Pirate
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| Impress
your English teacher by “sampling” this deconstruction of WIJM. |
Keep
up on Jimmy’s current activities, find out where he is playing next,
and stock up on our Parrothead gear, and lots more on BuffettNews.com,
a fun site. |
Jimmy
Buffett’s
Margaritaville official Web site. Check out the sublinks above. |
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Barefoot Children
PHC is based in Boca Raton, Florida. |
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Jimmy Buffett’s former yacht, the Euphoria
II, with an online visit. |
The
“Desdemona’s Building a Rocket Ship” MIDI accompanying the
home page image sequence was created by Sal Grippaldi of Redsal’s
MIDIS, and is used with his permission. |
Jimmy’
s aviation
exploits and aircraft are highlighted on this extensive fan site.
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| COBO
— Church of Buffett, Orthodox — serious gear for serious
Parrotheads. |
The
Beaches A1A Parrot
Head Club, Inc., based in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, is a chapter
of the National Parrot Heads In Paradise. |
Southern
Cross Seaplanes is devoted to Jimmy Buffett and Micrssoft Flight Simulator. |
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Design
on Demand site: Albert W. Starkweather, 5520 Gunn Hwy #1406, Tampa,
FL 33624, phone 813-962-7964 |
California
artist Beth
Avary designed the artwork for the main logo.
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The
P22 type foundry display
font is based on a 1940 Frank Lloyd Wright alphabet. |
Put
a link to our site on your site and send us an
e-mail and we will put a reciprocal
link here. |
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