Cool use of an old plane by greyone

Photography • Travel • posted on Nov 16, 2012

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Thank you for stoping for a closer look. Any and all comments are welcome and appreciated. As we were touring around St. Maarten, this caught my eye. It is an old plane that some enterprizing fellow made into a restaurant. We didn't stop for a meal there but the lady conducting the tour said the food was very good there. St Maarten was a very beautiful island, with exceptionally friendly folks. Parts of the island are built up into some very exclusive and ultra rich resorts, but there is lots for normal folks like us to enjoy. Have a great weekend! Jim

Comments (28)

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farmerC

7:20AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

Splendid shot.

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Richardphotos

7:29AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

before there was a DC10 on top of a restaurant in New Orleans. it was quite a surprise as one passed for the first time.it is no longer there at least the last time I went there excellent capture Jim

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clbsmiley

7:56AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

Cool indeed. Thanks for sharing. :) Have you watched the shows on homes made out of all kinds of things?

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magnus073

8:02AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

Someone is truly brilliant Jim, I'd love to try this place out myself

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Faemike55

8:06AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

Very cool idea and you don't have to worry about turbulance

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lyron

8:35AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

Cool shot!!!

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Glendaw

8:47AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

Great timing and great shot while sitting on a moving bus Jim. Suprisingly it was set up in a busy area inside the city. Quite the impressive conversation piece for tourists to say the least.

KnightWolverine

8:51AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

Imagine being a tourist...after having a few Tequila Sunrises or Rum and Cokes too many(hey it could happen)and mistakenly board this thinking it was your flight....lol...So if by chance you had eaten their and say the food was bad or not cooked to your liking...Do you ask to speak with the cook or the pilot??..lol... Seriously...At our local county airport they have done exactly what these folks have done and is really cool.Taken an old fuselage and turned it into a restaurant...It's a popular eatery and you can eat there without having to partake in an actual flight anywhere.Inside looks just as it would inside an actual plane...Has old pictures hanging on the walls of old time flight pictures of days gone by.....basically anything aviation related.The menu has items such as the DC-9 deluxe burger and of course they have "Wings" of various flavors and so on....We've ate there on several occasion throughout the years and after visiting we thought....What a cool idea this was...(smiles)...

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cricke49

9:14AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

awesome capture jim, i've seen one similar to this somewhere here in the states as a home on a cliff! it looked pretty cool inside!:)*5

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ladylake Online Now!

9:30AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

LOL at KnightWolverine comment. Cool place.

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Lenord

9:35AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

Cool shot, Heineken Green, Dutch owned no doubt Peace

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UteBigSmile

9:44AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

This capture made me realy smile Jim, we have in Luxemburg a similar one, but it's not such a big aircraft, but also with a little Restaurant inside!

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renecyberdoc

10:18AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

looks like a cl44 aircraft -we have a restaurant in luxembourg in an airliner,was very popular at the time dont know if it still exists, st maarten was duch if i recall right,or still is.

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ragouc

10:43AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

Cool place.

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greyone

10:43AM | Fri, 16 November 2012

The island is owned by both the Dutch and the French. This plane was on the Dutch side of the island. The French side is where the nude beaches are, Glenda wouldn't let me take pictures there.

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