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the rockin r bus looks like that b/c years ago there was a big flood in new braunsfels texas and i bet that bus was swept away and smashed into a tree.
Why is it that every time I look up from a caption I see the wrong photo?
Don't put the captions above the photos. They don't belong there.
Slight typo: The city where the church was transported to is called "Borna".
About that "driving by faith" container. The secret is, that it's empty. It's secured from the front with a normal container twistlock, so it isn't going to drop or anything. Also note that extension bar underneath.
"Two cars totalled"? Didn't notice the red one?? And judging from the white blankets on the red car, the cars being totalled is not the saddest part of this picture..
The backhoe pulling itself onto top of a rail car is called a Cartopper. The company I used to work for (Herzog Contracting) modified these backhoes to load and unlode rail cars. Here is a video on them: http://youtu.be/Q4toJA5EXcM
The tracker and trailer being lifted up is probably unloading potatoes.
Not sure if it counts as a disaster - based on what I was told. Note - no dumpers were hurt in this exercise.
Two new dumpers got bogged down in loose mud in an North Indian open cast coal mine and their recovery would take some time. The GM was due to visit the site the next day.
Rather than showcase themselves as incompetent and unable to recover their prize dumpers from the mud, the local maintenance people decided to completely bury the dumpers under a small mountain of overburden.
During the visit, the GM was told that the dumpers were out on the field (where they should be). Past the visit, the dirty dumpers were recovered and were put back in service after a good wash.
Chinese bridge= flashfloods & quakes destroyed foundations- seemed perfectly ok for everyday traffic until an overdimensional attempted the crossing.
Quite a common in Asia (luckily the bridges are not too hgigh).
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