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Beneath the waterline. Huge air conditioners keep the air dry to hold back the iron from rusting. these vents constantly blow warm dry air over the hull.

Leg of the Flasher by Matthew Wells

Baikal Crash by Matt Prior

SS Great Britain. by Adrian. J. Walker

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Symbols on the bow of the ship.

Leaving the Flasher by Matthew Wells

The Smiler within X Sector by Matthew Wells

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Just an overall shot of The Smiler from outside of the queueline

Sleeping Outside in Siberia by Matt Prior

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SS Great Britain by Adrian. J. Walker

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First class dining.

Any excuse would do for a banquette Such as Cod & egg sauce, Salmon Corn beef and pork, Potatoes with dumplings, pea soup.

Baikal Crack Pano by Matt Prior

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The Smiler at Alton Towers by Matthew Wells

Sunset Riders IV by Matt Prior

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Test Run In The Sun by Matt Prior

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Ice Rider VII by Matt Prior

The Flasher & Giggler by Matthew Wells

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SS Great Britain by Adrian. J. Walker

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Reproduced poster advertising passage on the Great Britain in 1873,

Z TO ZOOM.

SS Great Britain by Adrian. J. Walker

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Engineers work bench and locker in the Engine room of the ship.

Learning The Ropes by Matt Prior

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Start Line by Matt Prior

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The Correction Begins by Matthew Wells

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Two trains, showing off the dueling concept that (when it works) is absolutely fantastic to watch with the focus train just starting off from lift hill no. 1 and the blurred train just off of lift hill no. 2 and into inversion no. 8

SS Great Britain by Adrian. J. Walker

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Great Western Dockyard. It took four years to build the ship, and then 18 months to get her out of Bristol, Brunel had made the ship to big to fit through the lock gates so the Harbour had the dismantle the gates so SS great Britain could floute out on a high spring tide.

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What Lies Ahead by Matt Prior

Baikal Crash by Matt Prior

Baikal Side Car by Matt Prior

Test Run by Matt Prior

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Close Up of The Flasher by Matthew Wells

Dueling Trains in Motion by Matthew Wells

When the trains are together it really does look a sight! If you look carefully, you can see the two motion blurs of the two different trains

The Smiler: The World's First 14 Inverting Roller Coaster by Matthew Wells

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Out of the Flasher onto Zero G by Matthew Wells

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Baikal Crash by Matt Prior

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Ice Rider IX by Matt Prior

World First Ural Baikal by Matt Prior

SS Great Britain . by Adrian. J. Walker

Galley stores and provisions for the long sea voyages.

Ural Horizon Baikal by Matt Prior

Team On The Rocks by Matt Prior

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Sunset Riders VI by Matt Prior

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Alton Towers' New Roller Coaster for 2013: The Smiler by Matthew Wells

Baikal Snow by Matt Prior

A young boy who was abandoned by his parents and now adopted by a mother who we stayed with in Thatmanti Village by Secret Compass

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©Tom McShane

Photos from Secret Compass’s 2015 Burma expedition team, which ventured deep into Burmese Nagaland to climb Mount Saramati (3,826m), SE Asia’s most prominent peak. The team failed to summit due to a team mate injury earlier in the journey. Instead, the team experienced the traditions and culture of the Naga people and Burma’s first democratic elections since the dissolution of the military junta in 2011.

Craggy peaks, jungle whacking, river crossings, a warm welcome in every village and a Saramati Peak summit attempt are yours for the taking in 2016. This Burma expedition might be the just the adventurous and satisfying challenge you’ve been seeking. For more details and for information about how to join the team: www.secretcompass.com/expeditions/brave-new-burma-expedit...

The Smiler at Alton Towers, UK by Matthew Wells

Entering the Spiral by Lie Carlos Lessy

The Helix Bridge, previously known as the Double Helix Bridge, is a pedestrian bridge linking Marina Centre with Marina South in the Marina Bay area in Singapore.. It is located beside the Benjamin Sheares Bridge and is accompanied by a vehicular bridge, known as the Bayfront Bridge..

The bridge is expected to be a focal point for the community, linking cultural, recreational and entertainment facilities in the area and complements the overall pedestrian scheme of Marina Bay. The bridge also functions as a gallery where children's paintings and drawings are exhibited for public viewing.. Canopies (made of fritted-glass and perforated steel mesh) are incorporated along parts of the inner spiral to provide shade for pedestrians. The bridge has five viewing platforms sited at strategic locations which provide stunning views of the Singapore skyline and events taking place within Marina Bay..

The Land Transport Authority claims it is a world first in architectural and engineering bridge design..

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