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Drunk drivers tend to have trouble with highway curves.
Dixon, Mississippi
May 25th, 1986
Pentax ME Super
This wreck on Seaton Carew's shoreline shows that, aside from the beach huts and pleasure boats, the sea could be a dangerous place. With only its skeleton remaining, this particular ship appears to have been stuck on the beach a while. Did you know that the wreck of an unknown ship is still visible on the shoreline of Seaton beach?
Photograph Collection Number 651
My friend tells me this was a Korean ship being taken to the Philippines to be broken up when it came free of its ropes and grounded on the rocks in southern Pingtung.
Volkswagen Beetle wrecks
The camper van roof is now all that remains of a completely stripped bus. It was surprisingly rust free. So parts of it at least will have made it back on the road. I first saw this bus on a Sunday afternoon last May. By mid July all that was left was the camper roof section which has since moved about 3 yards and is left leaning on a stripped out late model Beetle.
On 11th August 1956 a train loaded at Lillooet with lumber bound for Vancouver derailed in a narrow rock cutting while travelling at twice the posted speed. Five of the twelve boxcars were salvaged, the remaining seven stripped of useful material and dragged into Whistler’s temperate rainforest alongside the Cheakamus River, BC, Canada.
hungover so got some more coke wiv a large splash of vodka poured in hehe. Was sick in the sink in the bogs in tesco about 10 mins before this was taken. I pity the cleaner it was all on the taps LMAO!
Beached steel ship in Iceland's western fjords (at Skápadalur).
It's the oldest steel ship in Iceland and has been beached for 36 years now (since 1981).
It was built in Norway in 1912