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There's an interesting place in Oregon which I knew of but hadn't yet visited. It's in McMinnville, and it's the Evergreen National Aviation Museum which we looked for
almost in vain - McMinnville isn't on the Oregon highway map. The museum's chief attraction is the Hughes Flying Boat (H-4) "Spruce Goose", which is, or has been, the
largest airplane ever built. Images begin with a view showing only four of its engines - there are a total of eight. Other aircraft are shown clustered around the H-4.
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On Our Way Back to Oregon - First, Let's Eat
On Our Way Back to Oregon - First, Let's Eat		 Half of the 8 Engines of this Huge Airplane in View
Half of the 8 Engines of this Huge Airplane in View		 Three Pratt & Whitney R4360s and the SR-71
Three Pratt & Whitney R4360s and the SR-71		 Fourth Engine on Port Wing is Unseen Above
Fourth Engine on Port Wing is Unseen Above		 The H-4 Spruce Goose is Mainly Made of Wood
The H-4 "Spruce Goose" is Mainly Made of Wood
Showing the Close Cowling on the 36 Cylinders
Showing the Close Cowling on the 36 Cylinders		 Inside Looking Aft, Fire Suppression Cylinders
Inside Looking Aft, Fire Suppression Cylinders		 H-4 Aft Fuselage and Christen Eagle II
H-4 Aft Fuselage and Christen Eagle II		 North American B-25 J under H-1 Aft Fuselage
North American B-25 J under H-1 Aft Fuselage		 Pitts S-2B Special (1986) and the Giant H-4 Tail
Pitts S-2B Special (1986) and the Giant H-4 Tail
About Howard Hughes of Spruce Goose Fame
About Howard Hughes of "Spruce Goose" Fame		 Sopwith Camel F.1 Replica (2004)
Sopwith Camel F.1 Replica (2004)		 de Havilland DH-4M-1 (1923)
de Havilland DH-4M-1 (1923)		 Ford 5-AT-B Tri-Motor (1928)
Ford 5-AT-B Tri-Motor (1928)		 Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress (1945)
Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress (1945)
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