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FEATURE - Möwen am Jamuna in Indien
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Seagull birds flap their wings at Yamuna Ghat.
A flock of Seagulls fly along the Yamuna River at Nigam Bodh Ghat. During the onset of winter season, flocks of Siberian seagulls migrate through Delhi making a temporary home at the river Ganga and Yamuna. This place is a haven for bird watchers and photographers. During morning hours birds are often fed by devotees who arrive to bathe at the river.
Glimpse of Seagulls at Yamuna Ghat in New Delhi, India - 08 Nov 2020
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Aircraft part conference tables, El Segundo, California, America - 12 Jul 2013
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C-130 Inner Flap Conference Table
Winging It In The Boardroom: Aircraft Part Conference Tables
Have you ever had to wing-it in boardroom meetings?
Well, now you can make your ideas fly with these amazing conference tables made from real aircraft wings.
Californian company Moto Art have come up with an uplifting solution to what to do with decommissioned aircraft - they turn them into eye-catching office furniture.
Craftsmen take wings, spoilers and ailerons and turn them into gleaming glass-topped tables.
The latest design sees a Boeing 747 jet engine cowling transformed into a gleaming conference table with room for twelve.
Measuring 12 feet across, the General Electric engine nacelle houses internal LED lighting in a colour of your choice, includes 6 pop-up connection ports and is topped with a B-52 engine spinner.
The jumbo jet desk also comes with a jumbo price tag in the region of $35,000 to $45,000.
Dave Hall of MotoArt Studios says: "The 747 cowling conference table was design for a gas and oil company in Texas. The entire piece had to fit up an elevator to the 50th floor, so we had to design it to completely come apart."
Other eye-catching designs include a V-shaped conference table fashioned from two 24 foot-long full-length outer wing flaps from a C130 Hercules. The 24-seater took 500 man-hours of "painstaking attention to detail" and is used at Lockheed Martin headquarters in Arlington, Virginia.
Otehr highlights include an art deco design 24-foot 1930 WACO wing conference table and C-119 Aileron conference tables that can be cut to size.
Mr Hall says: "If you can imagine it, we can do it. We can add portholes for telephone, computer or video cables, or perhaps you (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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