My first intimation that this was a different airport from those I've been in previously was when I was walking down the terminal to my gate, and there in one of the seating areas was...two rocking chairs. Two black, old-fashioned rocking chairs. Now I've been in a lot of airports, all over the country, and a few international airports, but never have I seen anything other than the standard segments of seating commonly found in terminals.
When I arrived back in SD, and I was heading out of the terminal I was greeted with a whole crowd of rocking chairs, positioned in such a way and place as to suggest that they were decoration, but anyone was welcome to sit in them. I grabbed a picture with my phone, just for proof.

2 comments:
The airport in Charlotte, N.C. has rocking chairs. It makes sense there, though, because rocking chairs are sooooo N.C. You know, to go with your veranda.
Weird. I have been to lots of airports and have NEVER seen rocking chairs. You know what would be even better? A barcalounger.
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