Flying in and out of Bangor was such an interesting experience. Being a seasoned traveler and having lived in SLC for quite a few years I am used to sizable airports where you lose your awareness of where point A is on your way to point B. Flying out of Bangor was like going to a bus station. You walk through the parking lot, cross the street, go up a flight of stairs and there your gate is. TSA has set up shop there and made it a bit less cozy but other than going through security it really felt like a bus station. My whole point of this posting was to share the picture of the chairs I took at the airport. I was so enamored by them. They were clearly placed there in the 70's and their form and color held so much charm for me. Anyway ... have a seat and enjoy my small Maine International Airport =)
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Bangor International Airport
Flying in and out of Bangor was such an interesting experience. Being a seasoned traveler and having lived in SLC for quite a few years I am used to sizable airports where you lose your awareness of where point A is on your way to point B. Flying out of Bangor was like going to a bus station. You walk through the parking lot, cross the street, go up a flight of stairs and there your gate is. TSA has set up shop there and made it a bit less cozy but other than going through security it really felt like a bus station. My whole point of this posting was to share the picture of the chairs I took at the airport. I was so enamored by them. They were clearly placed there in the 70's and their form and color held so much charm for me. Anyway ... have a seat and enjoy my small Maine International Airport =)
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Nice photo. I love small airports too. My favorite? Long Beach Calif. Until very recently you walked on the tarmack and up stairs to the plane.
Kris -
i think this proves that you can find joy and wonder in anything. You are such an interesting and perceptive person. i'm so glad you share your insights with us.
My favorite airport is Spokane--two reasons: it's small, but most importantly, it has people I love waiting there to hug me.
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