Morse code as plane art?

Bored on my 11 hr AA ride home to LAX yesterday , I became intrigued with the ceiling art of the 777 galley.

Very inspired by Morse code, flight attendants loved that observation so much so I was provided pen and paper to decode it….translates to noise but convincingly Morse, they even asked the pilots about it who presumably knew a lot about keeping a 777 aloft but were clueless to the galley art.

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Reminded me of a hotel I stayed in where the curtains had binary code on them. I decoded it and it was some inspirational text like “Stay curious, welcome every new day” or similar idiocy. Any staff member I told about this in the reception desk were totally surprised by this.

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At least they didn’t ask if you were going fishing. :sweat_smile:

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Hah, I was asked this question once already while operating Brandon Mountain :slight_smile: They were not super creative with that joke but I laughed out loud because I was sitting on the edge of a cliff, the antenna did look very much like a fishing pole, and the weather was so utterly miserable that the tiniest trigger would have made me laugh.

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Me and Mrs VAZ went to https://www.lochbay-restaurant.co.uk/

and on the website they have this

-. ..- .- .. .-. / -. — -.-. … -.. / – .. / .-. .. / . .. .-.. . .- -. / -.. .. .- .-. – .- .. -.. / -.. … .----. ..-. … .- .-.. -… … / -. .- / … - .-. .—. — -.-. … .- -. / .–.- … / – — / – … .- .-.. .- .-.-.-

I did start working it out….
Cheers

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which way up do you read the ceiling though?

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:partying_face:

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Most of it looks rubbish - regardless of the way you read it.

@M0VAZ

Wow, the food looks great!

The screen shot from their website does seem to contain real Morse versus the AA galley art. I think the last line is “now passed along to you”

I/we can recommend the food and the location. It was fantastic.

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