When it had flown over my house during the Chernobyl disaster. Its low and almost laboring turbofan whine as it flew as if suspended in mid-air slow-motion drew everyone's attention.
I'd seen it later in life, up close, and even boarded it once at Everette Boeing site. (unloading some cargo for a client)
Its enormity is so staggering, boarding any plane thereafter felt like getting in a Mini Cooper after being chauffered in a full-size bus.

Indeed, very sad.

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