Crispy Lemon Pepper Wings have that slightly tart and peppery taste you'd expect from lemon pepper. Made in the air fryer, they're super easy, crispy and low maintenance for your game day. #CrispyLemonPepperWings #WingWednesday #GameDayEats
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Wings, burgers & bold sauces await! 🔥🍗 Get your game day fix at Buffalo Wild Wings in West Des Moines. Dine in today! #WingWednesday #BWW #WestDesMoines #GameDayEats
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🔥 Wing cravings? It's Just Wings in Clive has you covered! Dive into saucy perfection without the frills. Simple. Delicious. Pure wing heaven. Order now!
#ItsJustWings #CliveIA #WingLover #IowaEats #WingWednesday
https://desmoinesinsider.com/restaurants/its-just-wings
"The Hughes H-4 Hercules flying boat, also known as the “Spruce Goose,” was designed and built by the Hughes Aircraft Company as an ultra-large, transoceanic military transport for use during World War II. The massive flying boat remains the largest all-wood airplane built. It was intended to transport as many as 750 troops to the European or Pacific theaters and avoid the submarines that were sinking hundreds of transport ships during the war. Despite the "spruce" nicknaming, it was actually constructed primarily of birch due to weight concerns and restrictions on the use of aluminum during the war. Numerous delays prevented it from being completed before the end of the war. Its first and only flight, which lasted only one minute and achieved an altitude of seventy feet, was conducted on November 2, 1947, off the coast of San Pedro, California, with Howard Hughes at the controls, David Grant as copilot, and numerous engineers, flight crew, and representatives from the press on board. If you live in or visit Oregon, be sure to visit the Evergreen Museum to see it in person!" This was posted to our Instagram account on May 05, 2021 – https://millsfield.sfomuseum.org/instagram/1763559165/
#WIP Wednesday / #WingWednesday Experimenting with the process and style completely 😅 Golden Oriole 🪶🐡
Craving something crispy and delicious? 🍗 Check out Pizza Hut’s Breaded Boneless Wings! Whether you like them saucy or classic, these tender bites are the perfect addition to your next meal. Get the latest prices, flavors, and mouthwatering photos at https://pizzahutmenu.co/breaded-boneless-wings/ – your go-to guide for everything Pizza Hut! 💥🍕
#PizzaHut #BonelessWings #FoodieFavorites #PizzaLovers #WingWednesday
Can we take a moment to appreciate these Smoked Honey-Habanero Chicken Wings from 2023's Food & Wine Festival? A perfect blend of sweet and heat! 🌶️🍯 #FoodAndWine #WingWednesday #Disneyland #DisneylandResort #DCA #DisneyCaliforniaAdventure #DisneyParks #DisneyFood
"The Zeppelin Company built and operated the Graf Zeppelin from Germany. Launched in 1928, the Graf Zeppelin measured 776 feet in length and 100 feet in diameter. The airship featured a duralumin skeleton with triangular girders and a single keel. Within the frame were seventeen bays for hydrogen gas cells, within twelve of these bays, located below the hydrogen bags, were storage bags for Blau gas, a revolutionary airship gas used as fuel for the Maybach engines which weighed the same as air. The Blau gas caused no change in the balance of the airship. The gas extended the range of the craft by nearly thirty hours of flying time. Powered by five Maybach V-12 engines, the Zeppelin had a cruising speed of seventy-five miles an hour. During its 590 flights, it flew more than one million miles and carried a total of 13,110 passengers." This was posted to our Instagram account on December 08, 2021 – https://millsfield.sfomuseum.org/instagram/1763559273/
"Introduced in 1925, and initially conceived by Fokker designer Walter Rethel as a single engine transport, the Fokker F.VII was later redesigned as a trimotor transport by Reinhold Platz for entry in the 1925 Ford Reliability Tour. First operated by the Dutch airline KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines), the F.VII and its variants, the F.VIIa, F.VIIa/3m and F.VIIb/3m, were used in many pioneering and record-breaking flights around the world, including the inauguration of Pan American Airway's airmail service in 1927 and passenger service in 1928, Amelia Earhart's first transatlantic flight as a passenger in 1928, and Charles Kingsford Smith and crew’s 1928 transpacific flight in a modified F.VIIb/3m named “The Southern Cross,” from Oakland to Brisbane, Australia. With a maximum speed of 130 mph, a cruising speed of just over 100mph, and a capacity of 8 passengers, the Fokker F.VII/3m trimotor was a groundbreaking aircraft of the late 1920s. photograph: Pan American Airways, Fokker F.VII c. 1927 SFO Museum Collection Gift of Vernon W. Smith 1999.562.009 Promotional print: Fokker F.VII Pan American World Airways c. 1977 SFO Museum Collection Gift of the Pan Am Association 2000.058.1448" This was posted to our Instagram account on January 13, 2021 – https://millsfield.sfomuseum.org/instagram/1763558905/
Flamboyance of Flamingo, photographed late evening.
📍Bhandup Pumping Station, Mumbai
#Photography #Birds #BackyardWildlife #WingWednesday
🌿🖌️ 🪶 📸📸 #Nature #UrbanNature #BirdWatching
📍Bhandup Pumping Station, Mumbai
#Photography #Birds #BackyardWildlife #WingWednesday
🌿🖌️ 🪶 📸📸 #Nature #UrbanNature #BirdWatching
POV: It's Wing Wednesday and you find yourself at The Royal with 12 flavours to choose from. That's the kind of dilemma that we're here for! Come on down for $8 wings, $6.75 Banded Peak pints, and don't forget that it's Trivia Night starting at 7pm! See you tonight! #yyc #calgary #yycfood #yycdrinks #bankviewyyc #calgarybars #wingwednesday
Circuit Ricardo Tormo (@CircuitValencia):
RT @fiamgames: Time for #WingWednesday - check out the rear wing providing extra “down under” force for #TeamAustralia’s @FIA Motorsport Ga…
Grab your smartest friends and head down to The Royal for Trivia Night at 7pm! Need some brain fuel? We've got wings and Banded Peak beer on special all night long! #yyc #calgary #yycfood #yycdrinks #calgarybars #trivianight #wingwednesday
Cluck, cluck, Calgary! It's Wing Night at The Royal! We've got our famous wings on special for only $8 plus Banded Peak pints for $6.75. If that's not enough, we have Trivia Night starting at 7 pm—don't miss out! #yyc #calgary #yycfood #yycdrinks #calgarybars #wingwednesday
Tip of the day, aviators edition:
Please do not wish ATC a happy #mayDay today. They might not appreciate it.
#atc #1mai #1stMay #aviation #aviators #generalAviation #WingWednesday #aeronautics #pilots #pilotsOfMastodon #aeroplanes #flying
Join us tonight at The Royal to watch the Oilers send the Kings a message: Alberta doesn't mess around! Take advantage of Wing Wednesday and our hot dog & beer hockey special to keep you fueled during the game. See you tonight! #yyc #calgary #yycdrinks #yycfood #calgarybars #wingwednesday #nhlplayoffs
It's Wednesday and you know what that means! Come on in for trivia night—test your smarts and enjoy wings and beer specials! See you tonight! #yyc #calgary #yycfood #yycdrinks #calgarybars #trivianight #wingwednesday
The rest of the week is smooth sailing from here! Join us every Wednesday for wings, beer from Banded Peak Brewing, Trivia Night, and guaranteed good times! Let's go, Calgary! #yyc #calgary #yycfood #yycdrinks #calgarybars #trivianight #wingwednesday
Put your smarts to the test at Trivia Night, every Wednesday from 7–9! There's a gift card prize for the winner plus we have our famous wings and beer on special. We can't think of a better way to spend hump day! #yyc #calgary #yycfood #yycdrinks #calgarybars #trivianight #wingwednesday
Calling all geniuses! It's Wednesday, time to channel your inner know-it-all and come on down for Trivia Night! Bring your crew and test your knowledge while enjoying cold drinks and our tasty wings on special all night long! #yyc #calgary #yycfood #yycdrinks #calgarybars #trivianight #wingwednesday
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