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Boeing 747 EngineDescription: A fine art print of the fan blades on the Pratt & Whitney JT9D turbofan engine, which powered the first 747 passenger jet built by Boeing. The first plane built is currently on display at the Museum of Flight in Washington. The first flight was February 9, 1969, with approximately 1500 planes delivered to airlines around the world. Production will stop at the end of 2022; the plane having been replaced by the 777. Technical Details

growing at Huntington Gardens

the box was emblazoned with a prominent crown

A fine art print of the sandstone bowl created by the Virgin River

beautiful to some - but an invasive weed to others

At the right time of the day

This plane was built in 1955 and transferred to the Lowry Air Force3 Base to be used as a trainer

(September 19

0 (August 5

2015 - RCS)

A fine art print of Lower Antelope Canyon awash in blue and violet light

A fine art print of a jumper horse on the Merry Go Round ride at Miner's Landing in Seattle

6 (June 15

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