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The wreck of Dodge bus 915/Y0345m has been a familiar sight in Attard for many years. Sadly its Tonna bodywork has now collapsed as seen here in November 2010.
a back view of a ship wreck on Woody Point, it is the shell of the HMAS Gayundah
HMQS Gayundah was a flat-iron gunboat operated by the Queensland Maritime Defence Force and later the Royal Australian Navy. She entered service in 1884 and was decommissioned and sold to a civilian company in 1921. Having reached the end of her naval career, Gayundah was paid off on 23 August 1918 in Melbourne. In 1921, she was sold to a civilian company, Brisbane Gravel Pty Ltd. Returning to Queensland, she was used to haul sand and gravel on the Brisbane River.[3] In October 1930, while moored at Melton Reach, Gayundah sank, although she was raised soon after. She remained in service into the 1950s, when the decision was made to sell her for scrap. Early in 1958 she was taken to Bulimba Wharf under tow and stripped. The hull was later sold to the Redcliffe Town Council. Gayundah was beached on 2 June 1958, and now serves as a breakwater off the Woody Point cliffs near Redcliffe.
The wreck of the MV Kaffir - owned by the Glenlight Shipping Co, It was stolen by her engineer in a drunken stupor and ran aground 200 metres off The Monkey Pier at Ayr on the night of Sept 23rd 1974.
Super typhoon Meranti hit Taiwan on September 27th. Four fishing boats broke free during the storm and were swept across Kaohsiung harbour, crashing up against the sea wall bordering the stadium of National sun Yat-sen University. Although the authorities endeavoured to keep people away, a large number turned up after being housebound all through the previous day(me and the wife included) to observe the spectacle.
I photocopied a page from my Wreck This Journal, and I'm watching it deteriorate in my dad's shed (you're supposed to bury the page and watch it decompose, but I know that wouldn't fly in my yard). Maybe after the hurricane this weekend it will deteriorate more.
I'm taking photos every week of the page, and I will paste them in my WTJ on the original page.
Out and about today so stopped off for an Ice Cream and sat down by the shore. This is the wreck of the Sovereign that ended up grounded when the watchman was distracted by his mobile phone. This wreck in a sleepy little town in NE Scotland ended up finding itself on one of the posters for the movie Life of Pi. If you look closely, you can sea the small seal colony in the background.
CNW goes head on at Rt 59 in West Chicago .This wreck just happen when I lived in West Chicago.East bound train was crossing over from the center track when the west bound Belvidere extra went through the signal and went head on .The crews jumped.The train had air problems is why it couldn't stop in time and the train control was cut out
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Train wreck in the snow on Hyslop's Curve.
Object ID : A950.1974.001
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The brewhouse and fermentation tanks located within the building to the left; the pub to the right.
Atlanta, Georgia
6 February 2016.
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Title: Wrecked car
Creator: Adolph B. Rice Studio
Date: June 13, 1955
Identifier: Rice Collection 649A
Format: 1 negative, safety film, 4 x 5 in.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Library of Virginia, Visual Studies, 800 E. Broad St., Richmond, VA, 23219, USA, digitool1.lva.lib.va.us:8881/R
This old wreck is anchored just to the side of the Orwell Bridge, on the Orwell. I have no idea what it is, why it’s there, what happened, but it’s a striking sight!
I've taken pictures of the cover, but I decided to also scan it so it could be posted right away. It'd probably be best viewed large.
I just love stickers!
Made with a welders mask replacement eye shield tied to the front of the lens by 2 elastic bands.
Exposure taken near the Port of Felixstowe in Suffolk.
When I opened my mailbox this morning, I found this in it, finally I have waited for over two weeks >_< I´m so happy.. Let the destruction begin, or creation~
This is a current photo of my cover. Not too wrecked, yet ... but it's in progress.
I have all of my pages from Wreck this Journal, This is Not a Book, Mess, and Finish this Book posted in my blog: cherylsjournals.blogspot.com/