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Stolen from a boating forum I visit. Pretty amazing pictures:

http://www.opacity.us/gallery87.htm

Do not attempt if you are on anything less than DSL as even then it will
take a few minutes to open.

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*JimH* wrote:

Stolen from a boating forum I visit. Pretty amazing pictures:

http://www.opacity.us/gallery87.htm

Do not attempt if you are on anything less than DSL as even then it will
take a few minutes to open.



Those are are some cool pics, thanks.

And that is a slow web site. What's up with that? Always makes me
suspicious.

DSK

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" *JimH*" wrote in message
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Stolen from a boating forum I visit. Pretty amazing pictures:

http://www.opacity.us/gallery87.htm

Do not attempt if you are on anything less than DSL as even then it will
take a few minutes to open.


Jeez....what's it hosted on? A machine with a 14.4k modem?

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http://oboylephoto.com/ruins/

http://www.opacity.us/gallery87.htm

Take food and water along when exploring these sites...
JR







*JimH* wrote:
Stolen from a boating forum I visit. Pretty amazing pictures:

http://www.opacity.us/gallery87.htm

Do not attempt if you are on anything less than DSL as even then it will
take a few minutes to open.




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They opened up pretty quick for me. When driving from Jersey to Staten
Island you see a lot of these boats. They're all waiting to be
officially declared derilects.I always wanted to board them and
explore.
I remember seeing a few abandoned ships from the Outerbridge Crossing.
The old Staten Island ferries wind up here too. Imagine the stories
those ships could tell.
John