Wooden Doors by bmac62
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...two of six wooden doors on one end of the biggest wooden building in the world. Each individual door weighs 30 tons, is 120 feet tall and runs on railroad tracks.
...here's the building, Hangar B, Tillamook Naval Air Station
...the Naval Air Station was decommisioned in 1948 three years after the end of WWII.
...this gigantic hangar today is the home of the Tillamook Air Museum.
Bill
"Street Art"
Comments (25)
Holy wow Bill! Make any one feel short for sure!
I M P R E S S I V E _ M Y _ F R I E N D !
Cool shot and suburb POV
Wow, they are massive doors and look very impressive.
that is amazing, I can't believe they built that from wood framing! Very cool shot!
I love this! Excellent capture of the star of today's show. The building eclipsed everything else we saw, for sure! (Don't tell Rob I said that.)
Wow, those are BIG doors!! All I know about Tillamook is the cheese!!
Wow thats some doors you have captured there Bill very massive indeed!!
wow that some big doors. even Samson would have a hard time here but i hear he took the doors and post of the city and carry them 20 miles before he set them down. weight is say to be around 2 tons ? I know the story is true for sure. I know; I just thinking here of what your image do to my brains
The phrase "Don't slam the door!" takes on a whole new meaning here!
Wouldn't like to have to open them everyday, amazing, info great too. Carn't wait to see where we are next :o)!!!
excellent abstract
Astonishing and very beautiful structure!
bonne photo!!
Great shot, Bill. your POV really shows the size of these doors.
impressive!!
Wow! What a fantastic shot, this is wonderful! Love the repetition of all the wooden struts and panels. Well done!
Wow! And to think the wood held up with that weight! I wonder why they used wood instead of corrugated metal? Impressive photo, but... are we looking up towards the ceiling, or... I'm quite disoriented. However, that's part of the charm/magic in this photo - being lost in the details AND in the whole! Would be fun to see more of this fantastic construction. Keep it up, Bill. This is fascinating! :-)
EXCELLENT! MARVELOUS!
Great image Hugs Susan~
Awesome shot of these gigantic doors, reminiscent of Cape Canaveral Apollo and Orbiter hanger facilities, Bill.
Great shot and angles Bill. Your country is wonderful!!
Very impressive to see.
It's truly amazing how strong wood really is. Can you imagine the stresses on the framework - specially near the bottom of those doors - never mind the whole building... Excellent photo, Bill! Really does give you a feel of being very small!
An awesome set of doors and capture. Super POV! Thanks for the link. Like a giant Quonset hut. Dana