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Wreck we saw out our living room window. Driver of Dodge truck had to be taken out through the passenger side door, slid on to a backboard and taken to hospital. Driver of Ford was not injured that I know of.
My mates BMW blew up when he started the car. Luckily no one was hurt.
He's now trying to source parts to get it repaired.
One of my birthday presents :) Everytime I'll do another page I will take a photo and upload it here.
Another image from earlier this week @ Dungeness, 3 images merged with HDR Efex Pro and converted to Black & White
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this row of houses in inner city Calgary is slated to be demolished. Local artist got together and turned the old houses into a temporary art gallery. Pretty cool!
Taken during a photowalk with kennymatic, waste_no_time, mag3737, soma_slim, phobus and Tiny Auto on Good Friday 2009.
“WRECK-IT RALPH” (Pictured) Diet Cola Mountain in the video game world of Sugar Rush. ©2012 Disney. All Rights Reserved.
Epave du Liberty (détail) à Bali
Liberty wreck
Cette épave (qui n'est pas un liberty-ship) a été torpillée par un sous-marin japonais dans le détroit de Lombok au cours de la 2° guerre mondiale. Elle n'a pu être remorquée que jusqu'à la plage de Tulamben où sa cargaison fut récupérée.
En 1963, une coulée de lave provenant de l'éruption du Mont Agung a repoussé l'épave à la mer où elle fut oubliée pendant près de 20 ans, ce qui permit sa colonisation par une faune très importante.
Elle repose aujourd'hui entre 3 et 35m de profondeur, ce qui la rend accessible à tous les niveaux.
This wreck (which is not a liberty-ship) was hit by a japanese submarine in the Lombok Strait during the 2° world war.
The ship was trackted until the Tulamben beach where the cargaison was recovered.
In 1963, a lava stream coming from the eruption of the Mount Agung moved the wreck in the sea where it was forgotten during 20 years. That allowed the colonisation of the wreck by a important marine fauna.
Now the wreck is between 3 and 35m, so all the divers can dive on this wreck.
Tulamben - Bali (Est) - Indonésie
10 juillet 2008
10 july 2008
NARCOA sponsored a Speeder Trip on the Florida Central Railroad starting in Ocala, FL in March of 2006. During our trip we passed these wrecked Tank Cars on beside our Right Of Way (ROW).
Wreck of the Sarb-J
The wreck of the Sarb-J lies under the cliffs of Craze Naze having had her nets tangle in her propeller in January 1994. Despite efforts to refloat her she was moved progressively up under the cliffs by storms. Her sad state has been exacerbated by the various metal salvage operations that have taken place since.
The area to the North of Robin Hoods Bay is perhaps better known to fossil collectors and fishermen than photographers. It is a long hard walk with slippery rock and a boulder strewn beach, not withstanding the ease with which the tide can catch out the unwary. The area is quite unlike any other I know of on the coast except for perhaps smaller sections under Ravenscar with a fascinating geology and the opportunity to pick up gorgeous light at sunrise.
A passenger in this red pickup truck was taken to the Medical Center of South Arkansas for observation Wednesday evening after it slammed into the back of a semi-truck that was stopped in front of the Mobil Station on U.S. 82 waiting to turn into the truck stop. The driver of the pickup, Robert Paul Phillips of 170 Razorback Road, El Dorado, was cited for following too close. The woman passenger in the pickup didn't appear to be badly injured,according to a state trooper, but was not wearing a seat belt and hit her head on the windshield.
The Timor Boxes some 200nm North of Darwin is in our view the best fishing destination in Australia.....Here is proof...
I have been swamped lately between shooting photos for my school and the school work it self, but I finally found some time to post this snap i took at wreck city. It was a really cool event and I hope to see more like it in the future!
This was after the ambulance left. The driver must have been going at a high rate of speed. Awaiting word on status of driver and anyone else in the truck.
The wheel wreck represents the remains of a mid 19th century sailing vessel. The site is characterised by a mound of cargo that consists of mining equipment, mainly pipes, rising mains and clack valves associated with pumping, sheave wheels, drive wheels and boiler tubes. The identity of the vessel is the subject of ongoing research.
© Crown Copyright, photo taken by Wessex Archaeology