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Category Archives: transportation
Everything is Incredible
Everything is Incredible from Tyler Bastian on Vimeo.
Posted in Art, Spirituality, transportation
Tagged Art, construction, creatives, spirituality
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WhiteCliffs – Dover TimeLapse from Mattia Bicchi Photography on Vimeo.
Tsunami ghost ship spotted off the coast of British Columbia
Reblogged from Eideard: A fishing trawler swept away more than a year ago by a tsunami off the east coast of Japan has been spotted floating near British Columbia…”It looks fairly sound and has rust streak from being out there … Continue reading
A weekend of everything that flies!
Reblogged from THECULTKID: A few weekends ago, my friends and I decided to head up North for the hot air balloon festival. This year is the 17th Hot Air Balloon Festival, held in Clark, Pampanga. It was coined as the … Continue reading
Brazil’s Olympian Task: Cleaning Junkyard Airports Before the Games – WSJ.com
A decaying Douglas C-47 in Tabatinga BRASÍLIA—Getting Brazil’s overcrowded airports ready to play host to soccer’s 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games has run into an unexpected obstacle: airplane cemeteries on the tarmac. At airfields from the muggy … Continue reading
Before the flood: New York City is just beginning to gird for the ’100-year storm,’ if it’s not already too late | Capital New York
Before the flood: New York City is just beginning to gird for the ’100-year storm,’ if it’s not already too late | Capital New York.
Posted in North America, transportation, urban
Tagged Climate change, infrastructure, NY
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