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Precarious

These looked like huge cranes for lifting ships... they seemed to be dumped on top of an old rusting barge, it didn't look like they could be supported much longer!
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cool so serene but a little erie
tj
Thu 09-29-2005
I like the lines and angles as juxtaposed to the randomness and organic fluidity of the water below. Hell of a nice shot.
Waide
Thu 10-13-2005
This site is awsome, is it easy to get to by car?
mizboz410
Wed 03-29-2006
Not unless your car can float...
Motts
Wed 03-29-2006
Oh Jebus, I'm dyin' here, Motts! 8`-)
Lynne
Wed 03-29-2006
here is what you need http://www.buyaduck.com/dukws.html
bdhsnake
Thu 03-30-2006
I just checked google's sattelite view of the area and these cranes are still there, looking completely white and out of place among the rust.
Nathan
Tue 12-19-2006
chec out google earth you can see them plain as day looks different from that vantage point
bob
Fri 07-20-2007
They apparently belong to these folks.

http://www.donjon.com/
curtis
Mon 01-21-2008
Oh dear lord...I flinched away the moment this photo loaded! This is giving me a great cardiovascular workout :p
Kez
Sun 05-17-2009
Hey Motts !
Amazing powerful pix ! Really inspiring... I was wondering if you could help me out with some info. I am doing a study of the North Shore and I would like to know in which areas of the waterfront are those boat graveyards mostly present.
Thanx !
Candice
Thu 06-18-2009
that is not smart
Merc24
Mon 06-21-2010
from the satilite image, the ship they are on looks like its about to sink
Merc24
Mon 06-21-2010

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