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Observation Decks Around the World
This list outlines many airports around the world with observation areas, many of them in the open air, offering easy access from the terminal building. (www.foxnews.com) Daha Fazlası...
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In addition to the observation deck, GRR also has an excellent spotting park at the south side of the airfield.
YES I LIVE IN ATLANTA!!!
I am going to the deck next time I fly.
I am going to the deck next time I fly.
Anchorage Int'l has an excellent observation deck right past security. It's on the second floor and there are ample signs telling you how to get there. An added bonus is the excellent native artwork displayed. If you have some time to kill, seek it out because there is WiFi, plenty of outlets, and best of all, it's QUIET!
Nice touch putting the last word in all caps and adding an exclamation mark, too.
Were you being ironic? Or perhaps artisanal?
Were you being ironic? Or perhaps artisanal?
I simply meant that it is quieter than sitting in a busy gate area. Why do people read so much into what is said?
You're the one who typed the word "quiet" in all caps and added the exclamation mark. Presumably you did that deliberately...or did you do it in a daze and not notice until it was commented on?
You object to people "reading so much into what is said", but you had to explain that the word "quiet" in all caps really meant "it is quieter than sitting in a busy gate area" -- which requires reading between the lines, i.e something that was not said. Isn't the purpose of posting to communicate something? Mean what you say, say what you mean.
And have a sense of humour. I said it was a nice touch. My post wasn't "hey moron, lose the capslock", was it? To paraphrase your closing sentence: why do people take everything so seriously?
You object to people "reading so much into what is said", but you had to explain that the word "quiet" in all caps really meant "it is quieter than sitting in a busy gate area" -- which requires reading between the lines, i.e something that was not said. Isn't the purpose of posting to communicate something? Mean what you say, say what you mean.
And have a sense of humour. I said it was a nice touch. My post wasn't "hey moron, lose the capslock", was it? To paraphrase your closing sentence: why do people take everything so seriously?
