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Tossing in some size pictures here link
Auke Visser's Int. Super Tankers - VLCC's | home
Auke Visser's International Super Tankers
Amoco Cadiz
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"Amoco Cadiz".
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"Amoco Cadiz", at the Lisnave Dockyard, Lisbon, Portugal, around 1976.
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"Amoco Cadiz".
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The "Amoco Cadiz" was a VLCC (Very Large Crude Carrier), owned by Amoco, that split in two after running aground on
Portsall Rocks, three miles (5 km) off the coast of Brittany (France), on March 16, 1978, resulting at that time in the largest
oil spill ever, currently the fifth-largest in history, though its ranking may vary depending on criteria.
See below for more : Sequence of events
The wreck of the "Amoco Cadiz" is located at 48°36.00' N, 04°46.00' W.
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"Amoco Cadiz".
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"Amoco Cadiz".
Apparently the bow section disappeared quite a while ago.Tossing in some size pictures here link
Auke Visser's Int. Super Tankers - VLCC's | home
Auke Visser's International Super Tankers
Amoco Cadiz
"Amoco Cadiz".
( Photo Copyright Chris Howell )
"Amoco Cadiz".
( Photo Copyright Reserved )
"Amoco Cadiz", at the Lisnave Dockyard, Lisbon, Portugal, around 1976.
( Photo Copyright Reserved )
"Amoco Cadiz".
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"Amoco Cadiz". Wrecked on the French coast. Photo taken in February 1979. She was wrecked on March 16th, 1978.
( Photo Copyright David Freeman )
( Photo Copyright Reserved )
The "Amoco Cadiz" was a VLCC (Very Large Crude Carrier), owned by Amoco, that split in two after running aground on
Portsall Rocks, three miles (5 km) off the coast of Brittany (France), on March 16, 1978, resulting at that time in the largest
oil spill ever, currently the fifth-largest in history, though its ranking may vary depending on criteria.
See below for more : Sequence of events
The wreck of the "Amoco Cadiz" is located at 48°36.00' N, 04°46.00' W.
( Photo Copyright Reserved )
"Amoco Cadiz".
( Photo Copyright Reserved )
"Amoco Cadiz".
Yes, that is a real, live alligator. Here is the story that goes with the photo.
Gator hunting season leads to startling sight traveling on I-95, Florida photo shows
“Is that an actual real gator, or a pool float?”
Yes, that is a real, live alligator. Here is the story that goes with the photo.
Gator hunting season leads to startling sight traveling on I-95, Florida photo shows
“Is that an actual real gator, or a pool float?”www.yahoo.com
This guy didn't get the message......merde
Florida man survives THREE DAYS in swamp after alligator bites off arm
Eric Merda, 43, got lost within Lake Manatee Fish Camp in Myakka City on July 17, and made the fateful decision to try and swim across the lake to get out of the swamp.
This proves that the earth is not round but is actually a flat steel target. Those craters are just God sighting in.
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