Southwest Airlines 'Shamu' in Las Vegas

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By mikeb9991 @ 2007-07-12 14:57:41
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Scavenger Hunt: Mother Of All Scavenger Hunts: Southwest Airlines specially painted plane (2)

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@ 2007-07-12 15:17:22
Gratz on this one. I do hope someone finds one or more of the other special Southwest planes, but the Shamu ones are certainly the most distinctive from above. (Speaking as someone who has done some hunting for them, and stopped in part so that I would not deplete the possible supply for when this category launched. :))