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Taken on a recent trip along the coast to Trefin
Explore # 126 30th May 09
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I took this picture right after I had an accident and my brand new Sony A7rII hit the ground. Guess what - the camera is still fully operational whilst my left knee is lightly injured.
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The fast moving waters of the Ottawa River are carrying a lot of ice which crashes on land by Bate Island. Here it actually broke the fence and keeps piling up on the sidewalk. With the sun shining and the warm temperatures it will not last long but it surely is pretty when caught with the light inside the chunky but brittle ice. When you zoom in closely, you can feel like you are in the middle of the Arctic.
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It's the Agricultural Crash Monument, "Dedicated to all farmers and Ag related business folks that have lived thru the 'Agricultural Crash' of the 1980's." It is owned by Mervin and Phyllis Eastwold.
The crash scene on Portland Street in central Manchester tonight, showing the aftermath of Stagecoach Manchester Magic Bus 19254 (MX08 GNO) apparently rear-ending hybrid 12229 (SL63 FZK).
Police and ambulance were on the scene, including a significant PCSO presence to deal with resulting traffic congestion.
Initial local media reports quote police as stating that there were no major injuries and no arrests made.
Taken and posted 01/04/2019.
507021 at Sandhills with a service from Kirkby to Liverpool Central on 8th December 2019. A unit that may not see survival after the crash at Kirkby. Although it was the rear set, the impact will require a full assessment before it's returned to traffic and whether that will happen with the impending arrival of the 777's remains to be seen.
Subsequently the unit was repaired and returned to traffic.
A poor little single decker Stagecoach bus , 34589 , after being crashed into by a car at the bus depot in Northampton .
In 1943 an RAF Bomber from Honeywell crashed at this spot killing all crew, you can just see the wreath marking the spot at the far left of the photograph
South London - Kenningtion Bus Crash 20-12-13
DW84 - LJ04LFX on Route 59 to King's Cross, crashing into a tree in Kennington.
Watch the news report here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j9AxSaYU94
32 People were injured
The incident occurred around 10.50am on Kennington Road, near the Imperial War Museum, while the number 59 bus was en route to King's Cross.
Read the Article here: news.sky.com/story/1185331/south-london-bus-crash-19-peop...
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metro.co.uk/2013/12/20/dozens-injured-after-south-london-...
Replacing an earlier scanned photo with a better version 06-Feb-15.
They obviously couldn't afford the paint in those early days...
Named: "The Spirit of Ireland".
This aircraft was built in Romania under license as a One-Eleven 561RC. It was delivered to Tarom - Romanian Airlines as YA-BRB in Jul-83.
It was wet-leased to Dan-Air (UK) between Apr/Oct-85. It was leased to Ryanair as EI-BSS in Nov-86 and returned to Tarom As YR-BRB in Nov-89. Just a month later the aircraft was leased to Ryanair again, as EI-BSS between Dec-89/Nov-90, returning to Tarom as YR-BRB.
in Apr-92 it was leased to Ryanair a third time as EI-BSS, returning to Tarom as YR-BRB on Oct-92 and again to Ryanair as EI-BSS between Apr/Jun-93, returning as YR-BRB.
It was wet-leased to Aero Asia three times, between Dec-93/Mar-94, Jul/Oct-94 & Feb/Jun-95. The aircraft was sold to Aerolion International in Dec-97 and was stored at Sharjah, UAE in Feb-98.
It was sold to Executive Airline Services, trading as EAS Airlines (Nigeria) as 5N-ESD in Jun-99. The aircraft was grounded by the Nigerian Authorities in Sep-02 and stored at Lagos, Nigeria after the crash of another EAS One-Eleven (5N-ESF crashed on take-off from Kano, Nigeria 04-May-02).
"We were attacked. Me and some others managed to escape in the pods but we were again hit. I jumped out into the ocean and found my crashed pod. Now a wreck of molten steel the Coolant canisters had burst and thus added more water to the ocean. Carver out."
For the CRASH! contest over at jungle corps.
Into your heart I'll beat again
Sweet like candy to my soul
Sweet you rock
and sweet you roll
Lost for you I'm so lost for you
You come crash into me
And I come into you,
I come into you
In a boys dream
In a boys dream
~Dave Matthews Band
While we were in Illinois visiting our children my son Matt (mister crowley to flickr members) asked me if I would like to go for a ride to try and find something to take pictures of. We were on Hwy. 71 approaching the small town of Norway Illinois when I spotted what I thought was a plane crash. It was very overcast and snowing and as we got closer I said OMG Matt a plane has crashed right next to the road. Pull over so we can see what happened and maybe get some pictures. Matt started laughing and said you're right Dad its a plane crash but it has been there since the 1980's. It is the Agricultural Crash Monument dedicated to all farmers and Ag related businesses who suffered through hard times in the 1980's. You can tell by these pictures how I thought it was a plane crash in a snowstorm. I bet many other people thought it was a plane crash too. I thank God it was not. If you would like to read more about this Monument here is a link.
Horrific car crash at Yarralumla, Canberra, on Alexandrina Drive 9/9/2020. It looks like a car traveling from the west ran off the road, through an Armco barrier, and crashed into the drain between the footpath bridge and the road. A Fire Brigade officer told me there had been an ambulance earlier that "took someone away". The car was obviously totaled, and I believe that hazmat operators were trying to stop oil/petrol/coolant getting into Lake Burley Griffin using a floating barrier. 2 shot hand-held panorama. Canon RP, Canon EF L 50mm f1.2