York Road Park covered bridge in Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
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at the time that teacher who had located the nosecones was teaching my airframe structures2 class, and one of the things they teach you in that class is how to paint an aircraft, so since our class was already cleaning and preparing the two nosecones, i suggested that we should paint a shark's mouth on one of them >:3 the teacher really liked the idea, so i figured we were actually gonna do it! 
but unfortunately we never did, the president of the aviation program (AKA Cad Spinner) and the structures2 teacher were having all sorts of conflicts regarding budget and supplies, so yeah, many of the projects we were supposed to do that semester were canceled cuz we were never given the supplies we needed...one of those projects being the shark's mouth 
so a plain nosecone was put on the 737 and it seemed like the idea was forgotten
so for months they worked on the other nose cone, laying out the design and slowly painting on each layer of color until it was finally complete in April of 2014 
was a thing of beauty, the class really did an amazing job on it 
and yeah, he didnt want them to see a shark's mouth on a 737...like thats totally gonna put a bunch of young boys off to aviation...really...) the teacher and the class that painted this eventually tried sending a petition around saying they made this to honor veterans, and even though it got a bunch of signatures, the president still made them take it down and put the plain one back on 
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