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Located at the Canyon Farm Yard Lodge. It is a very nice spot on the way to the Fish River canyon where you cross the railways. There is a few car wrecks and the owners are very friendly.
Found the old wreck after a longish walk, somebody had conveniently made a gap in the fence. Scrambled down to the waters edge over boulders, and rubbish, set up tripod and it started to rain!!
An old umbrella was their, but still had to wipe filters after a couple of shots. However,managed to get a few photo's.
Got quite wet and wellie leaked staggered back to the car. Thinking why do I do this!!!
Thank you to Trevor Cotton for info on location made it after a year!! Trevor Cotton
f 10 iso 64 24mm 138 sec
Lee 0.9s grad B&W ND 110
Shipwreck in the mud in the mouth of the Brivet.
Épave de voilier envasé dans l'embouchure du Brivet.
Saint-Nazaire
FRANCE
Another shot from a recent trip to the east coast, this time of the wreck (or what remains of it) on Longniddry Beach.
Having now been to the location I will be better prepared the next time... I spent quite a bit of time waiting for the tide to go out far enough!
The driver had a medical condtion, side swip a pickup and rolled his SUV. Neigbors were already helping and the fire deparment was called. The driver is doing fine.
Seems somewhat inappropriate to take photos of ships going out to sea from a place called Wreck Beach. And yes, Wreck Beach is a nude beach and no, I didn't have any uncomfotable sunburn at the end of the day.
DC3 Plane Wreck,
Solheimasandur,
Iceland.
The plane wreck on Sólheimasandur glacial outwash plain in South Iceland has featured in countless traveler photos, a Bollywood movie, several TV commercials and music videos, perhaps most famously in a 2007 Sigur Rós documentary, and more recently in the video for Justin Bieber’s I’ll Show You. The scenery and otherworldly composition of black sand and weathered gray hulk of the plane draw thousands of visitors every year.
According to official US records the crash took place on November 24, but this is incorrect: The correct time and date is the afternoon of November 21, 1973, as reported by local media and eyewitness accounts. The cause of the crash are somewhat unclear as accounts differ as to whether it was due to human error, a mechanical failure, the plane running out of fuel, a storm - or a combination of all these factors. The most popular theory of what caused the crash is that the plane crashed after running out of fuel during a storm, after the pilot accidentally switched to the wrong fuel tank.
All five crew members survived the crash uninjured, but the plane was badly damaged.
An old AEC Matador lorry that had once been used for pulling down trees and dragging felled trees on Cannock Chase, lies abandoned and derelict in its owners yard in Hednesford, Staffordshire on a cold Winter's day in February 1981. Despite its 1968 registration, the ex military vehicle dated from the late 1940's
I called a previous image 'wrecked' but I think this one probably deserves it more with a perfect opening in the clouds on the horizon showing the remains of a local fishing boat that didn't quite make it home although quite how this happened I don't fully understand with this part of the island being protected from the rough seas by the surrounding islands. Maybe the boat wasn't the only thing wrecked at the time..
Thank you for paddling by :)
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Conrail SD7 6998 pushes the Allentown Wreck Train to the scene of the crime on the former Lehigh & New England at Georgetown Road, Hecktown, Pennsylvania, USA, 29 September 1981.
Saltwick Bay at sunset
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I took this shot during a snorkeling tour where one stop was above the wreck of a German supply ship sunk by the British towards the end of WWII, The rope you see attached is a safety rope for divers and daring snorkelers. I had at least my own snorkel mask and my own fins which were twice the size of the cheap lender equipment that they give out on such tours. Anyway I had my inexpensive Fuji waterproof camera with comes with a wrist band so you don't lose it. So I would go and pull myself down the rope about ten feet, Still about twenty five thirty feet above the wreck, take a couple shots and go back up for air. If I was thirty years younger I would have a lot more daring about how much closer to the wreck I would have gone but I was already 58 at the time. Still it was a nice day and after the last stop everyone on the boat got drunk on this punch they served that was like vodka Kool-Aid punch you had a frat parties only a little better tasting
The wrecked fishing boat at Sandy bay under a full moon, with a little light painting thrown in for good measure ;-)
This car is infront of my apartment from 4 months.....dont know why but i liked this tone
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