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The Riversdale is one of several wrecks that were placed on the breakwater at Royston. This ship was a square-rigged windjammer, built in 1894, and placed on the breakwater in 1961.
This ship operated around the world as a cargo carrier for many years, eventually ending its life as log and hog-fuel barge on the west coast of Canada. I found it interesting that the ship had no propulsion except sail.
This instrument is instrumental / in small counties like The Netherlands (Les Pay Bas) / to maintain order. // The inhabitants are plenty, and very assertive. // Gentle words don't do. // We also need more of these balls / to keep the banks / and real estate dealers in check.
In March 1897 a howling gale drove the Norwegian barque SS Nornen onto the Berrow mud flats.The Berrow life boat rescued the crew of ten and their dog so no lives were lost. This is all that remains of the Nornen but as she has been here for over a hundred years it shows testament to her fortitude.
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I took this picture on a river , the boat was there for many years and so many people there painted graffiti art. Constructive criticism is welcome.
Not sure if adding myself could ever 'add' interest but thought I would give it a go. This is a first and maybe last visit to Longniddry Wreck - the sea, well sand, has all but reclaimed her. If interested I would say time your visit around mid-tide to get some water around the stumps. This is shot at full low tide.
On 22nd December, 1894, the Norwegian ship, Abana was sailing from Liverpool to Florida but was caught up in a storm and mistook the then recently built Blackpool Tower for a lighthouse. The Abana was first seen off North Pier but by the time the lifeboat, which had to be towed by horse from Blackpool to Bispham, had been launched it had drifted to Little Bispham where it was wrecked. The crew of 17 all survived including the ships dog and were taken to a public house in nearby Bispham where the Landlord ended up keeping the dog! The ship's bell still hangs in St Andrews Church in Cleveleys.
Weeks after the devastating storm that wrecked this beautiful old tree In the woods on Duffins trail in Discovery bay , Martin’s photographs , Ajax , Ontario , Canada , June 11. 2022
Closeup photograph of this wrecked old tree I found laying across Duffins trail
June 2022
Looking down at the front end of my bicycle
Bicycle
Hours after the destructive storm of 21 May 2022
old apple trees with beautiful blossoms
old orchard on the waterfront trail of Lake Ontario
blue sky in Squires beach
May 2022
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system to keep the Carp from entering Duffins marsh and creek system
viewed from the bridge across the marsh in Squires beach
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Now known as The Corpach Wreck, the MV Dayspring ran aground near the Corpach Sea Lock in December 2011 after breaking her mooring during a storm. She triggered an air sea search in 2017 when her emergency beacon was triggered, even though she had lain on the beach for several years.
Took a run down to Kircubbin on Tuesday to see if I could find these wrecks. I had seen many excellent shots by Dave Murdoch and more recently, a picture on the wall of the restaurant in Mount Stewart. I managed to blast off quite a few shots before my camera card showed full. A quick change of card and I carried on just as the rain moved in and stopped play!!!
When I eventually got home and put the card into my computer, it came up something about files corrupted and card being damaged?? I only took it out of the camera and put it into my holder. I haven't a clue what happened. After searching the internet I found a free program to recover the lost files. This is one of them. The shot that nearly wasn't :)
Explored 6/6/12 #48
I took a number of photos of a wonderful and elaborate model railway and town at The Living Desert, near Palm Springs, California. They were mostly experiments, seeing what kind of effect I'd get. Some are a little blurry, but I think these ones work, in varying weird ways.
Even though more than three weeks had passed since a wreck took place at Slinger, Wisconsin involving two different freight trains, one from the Wisconsin & Southern and the other Canadian National.
A damaged CN locomotive is still parked close to where the incident took place – Maybe to serve as a reminder of how critically important it is to always follow safety rules, standard operating procedures and just plain common sense. – August 16th, 2014 ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©
She was a 2.089 ton schooner rigged vessel with a crew of 24 and bound for Trieste from Newcastle with a cargo of coke. This voyage of the Laura was to be her last as during the night she ran ashore on the sand to the South end of Filey Bay below the Speeton Cliffs.
Here you see two boilers, the stern-post, and the rudder-post.
Butoften hidden under the water are the fore-foot plates and her cast-iron ribs.
Wreck beach,
Great Ocean Road
This particular spot along Wreck Beach is a location I would love to revisit in all kinds of different conditions - several rock shelves bear the brunt of the incoming swell before water rushes over giant kelp. Different tidal conditions make a huge difference to the appearance of this scene. [Deviant Art Gallery] [Facebook] [Web Gallery] [500px][G+]
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Hulcher Services out of Gettysburg Pa. are attending to the cleanup of the wreck of EL SE-98. The wreck occurred east of Lake Hopatcong in Roxbury Township on the bridge going over Shippenport Road. It was determined that the wreck was caused by rotted ties on the bridge allowing the rails to spread. A pair of Caterpillar "Sidewinders" from Hulcher are in the process of getting the trucks back under a Dressler Minerals hopper that was carrying rock salt. EL had two cranes in operation at various times during the cleanup and restoration process. I do not believe the road power was directly involved in the wreck and was no longer at the scene when I got there. Howard Kent Jr. 02-13-1974