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I drove all over the Greater St. Louis Metropolitan Area looking for something to photograph, then taking some pictures of something that was literally within walking distance of my house.
(This really fucked up wrecked truck that's parked near South Grand)
In 1902 the dry dock was being towed from London, England to Durban, SA when it broke free during a storm and washed up along the Garden Route coast. It's pretty much only accessible during low tides, walking about 45 minutes from Glentana.
I think this Boiler, 380ft below Speeton cliffs, may be that of the Hull trawler Diamond.
Anyone have any clues?
My first attempt at wrecking my journal, inspired by my friend Keri. Her new book comes out in June, and I can't wait!
A note about the wreckage: I'd made a comment to Keri earlier in the day that I was going to put on a pot of coffee just so I could make coffee rings. Serendipity had a better idea, though. I ended up accidentally spilling the remains of my morning cuppa joe on the kitchen counter. "Perfect!" I thought. I grabbed my moleskine and smeared it on the spill.
the main gov tried to sell this land to some guys from the uk without letting the Barbuda council know about it. A mob came and pitched this truck containing fencing material off the cliff. The hotel was never built.
写真展用の作品撮りに行った際に撮影。
大津波の被害に遭った東北から流れ着いたと思われる物が一面に…
漁に使う道具や焼け焦げた木材を見て言葉が出ませんでした。
I think... these wrecks were from 3.11 Touhoku area.
Old GM Delphi Delco Plant in Dayton, Ohio is demoed. Ending over 100 years of auto parts manufacturing. O Rourke Wrecking succeeded where GM couldn't.
Wreck It Ralph cookies for a friend's birthday this weekend. I need to practice character cookies a bit more.
Wreck the halls with two cats running,
Fa-la-la-la-la...la-la-la.
Fur goes flying, lamps get done in,
Fa-la-la-la-la...la-la-la.
Tumbling swiftly down the stairway,
Fa-la-la, la-la-la, la,la,la.
Woe to those who get in their way,
Fa-la-la-la-la...la-la-la.
Catmas Carols