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The first picture right after I wrecked. I had to pry open the compartment with a big screwdriver and a hammer to get out the tools I needed to unhitch. Was a rather stressful day.

 

As soon as I was unhitched, I stuck a note on the trailer that said, "I'm OK; gone hunting," in case any of my buddies beat me back to camp and got worried. But I found them first.

First and last scooter wreck. Don't want to do that again. I walked away. I was wearing a helmut, gloves, jeans and boots.

 

I was turning from 529 to Fry and I took the turn too fast. I went straight into the ditch! First I thought, "Great, I'm gonna crash." Followed immediately by, DAMN, I'm gonna hit that pole!"

 

Sure enough. I hurt my knee, but not too bad - more stiff than hurt. The pole however, did some damage. It looks like road rash, but it is not. It is an impact hit - there is no scrapping of the skin - this is bruising or a contusion as my husband put it.

 

Very nice, warm people stopped to see if I was OK. I should have exchanged business cards or something - I really liked them.

 

I was very upset with myself, embarrassed and what have you.

 

I did call my husband and have him ride it home.

 

There was not much damage to the scooter and very little scratching. The tip of the brake handle broke off is all.

 

Here is my back - no this is the not the shirt I was wearing at the time!

looks like replica of porsche 956

Parts of a wreck on the far side of Filey beach

Inspired by everyone here I ordered a copy of the book! Can't wait to start :D

Behold....my very own WTJ ^_^

Out with the Sunday Club this week to Sully Island. Spent quite some time with this wreck but wasn't happy with result. This is the best I could manage.

It would appear no one is certain what the wreck is the remains of, some think it's a wooden ship the 'Friendship" others a Pilot Cutter. Load of old wood and seaweed to me.

 

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Went on a scouting mission today for a future project. Armed only with my 400D and a Sigma 17-70. Old wrecks on the bank of the River Wyre in the Fleetwood Marsh Nature Reserve. Many thanks to ShaunW (shandys preston) for the inspiration and location information

another view of an old boat wreck on loch ness

Antheas. Rice Bowl Wreck.

 

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Madipalooza 2012 pictures taken by Erin Ayres for Technology and Design

Another pic from the wreck. That's my mom's old RX-7 being shoved into her garage.

Wreck City Calgary Photos

Train Wreck located near Function Junction, Whistler, BC

Boat wrecks and the remains of Groynes double exposure

vancouver's clothing-optional beach in the evening. great view of the city!

An ageing wreck on the sands near Lelant in Cornwall.

Irgendwie ist des schon cool.... *g*

Wreck SS Thistlegorm, stern

Wrecked Afghanistan Air Force aircraft (Soviet occupation vintage) Chapman Airfield.

Photo from the Victor Berg Collection

 

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March 2002 - hundreds of thousands of dead starfish were washed up on the sand between Wells and Holkham. It made the news and everything.

 

news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/animals/newsid_1879000/1879989...

 

news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/1880223.stm

 

Doing a bit of study tidying I have just came across these photos taken by my sister-in-law Barbara, who at the time, was the only member of a family who owned a digital camera. How times do change.

 

The wreck is a natural phenomenan - but it was very sad to see.

Wreck of a wooden boat on the Thames at Cliffe.

A little banged up~ after T-bone crash~

Opel Ascona CC

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