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These two friends were sharing a scooter. This little girl is trying to help her friend put on a helmet which is obviously too small.
The top side of a hatch cover of the bulk carrier "Great Arsenal" (IMO 9159062).
The vessel is moored at berth at quay 516/518 at the Euroports Sugar Terminal at the Kanaal dock.
It is loading thousands of 50kg bags of sugar destined for Africa.
The vessel finally sailed from this berth on the evening of 31 December 2017 to Nouakchott where it arrived on January 10th, 2018.
Vessel details "Great Arsenal" :
Length over all : 169,51m
Beam : 25,5m
Max. summer draught : 9,79m
Gross registered tonnage : 15934
Deadweight : 26566
Built : 1997
Yard : Imabari Shipbuilding – Japan
Speed : 14,2kn
Ex : Forest Island ( up to Dec 2002), Imperius (up to Sept 2013)
Once all fasteners are tightened to proper torque specs, safety wire is inserted and twisted, a very common requirement in the aviation field (7-29-2011).
He insists on wearing his helmet, even if he is just riding his bike on the deck. No lighting here, just a large white panel reflector on camera right.
well...not in cambodia. before i went to cambodia i thought a motorbike was for one person. however, i learned that one bike can hold up to 5 people. :)
Sunderland International Airshow is the biggest free annual airshow in Europe, held near the Roker and Seaburn seafronts. It takes place over the course of two days, normally the final weekend in July and attracts around 1,200,000 spectators every year. The airshow features a large number of planes, including the Red Arrows and the Eurofighter Typhoon. In addition to the planes, the seafront plays host to a range of food counters, stalls and fairground games. The Royal Navy traditionally have a warship off the coast every year, usually the HMS Ocean, the adopted warship of Sunderland, however in 2007, HMS Albion made an appearance instead as HMS Ocean had other commitments. The airshow was first held in 1988, and was planned to be a one-off event, when it attracted 250,000 spectators. Due to thick fog and mist in 2008, the airshow was practically cancelled and only one plane was flown, the Belgian F-16 flown by Mickey Artiges on the Sunday
Participants of the University of British Columbia's Storm the Wall event rehearse at the wall in front of the Student Union Building. (Metro Vancouver/University Endowment Lands, BC, Canada)
(Part of Guess Where Vancouver, Apr. 3/2008)
this place was pretty hilarious in many ways, one of them being the fact that when the kids got on their bikes with training wheels, they had to put on helmets. actual bike helmets. i can tell you that i have *never* seen anyone wear a bike helmet while riding a bike in gwangju. ever. the concern for safety is pretty laughable.