Baltimore Ship Collision "accident" doesn't pass the smell test
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That's a good point.
I'm wondering how we personally make the most of the time we have before more bridges and canals go down? Warfare these days, like the coming WW3, would quickly eliminate those. Products, even necessities like food and fuel are globally traded. There are no longer hardly any local small subsistence farms . Even those are monoculture, grains for livestock mainly.
I'm wondering how we personally make the most of the time we have before more bridges and canals go down? Warfare these days, like the coming WW3, would quickly eliminate those. Products, even necessities like food and fuel are globally traded. There are no longer hardly any local small subsistence farms . Even those are monoculture, grains for livestock mainly.
lol, before the media makes this look like the sky is falling someone from Texas might point out a few things....I grew up about 20 miles north of Pelican Island on Galveston Bay...
Pelican Island is not on the Gulf of Mexico it's on the Galveston Bay side south of Galveston Island(in Galveston bay)... There were only about 200 people on it at the time (vacation homes and visitors at the park),, and if you look real close at the last photo in the link at the RR tracks you can see their covered with rust,weeds ect. because the train hasn't ran on that track in years(the one the barge hit)... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pelican_Island_(Texas)
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Thanks for adding your personal knowledge to the conversation.
I don't see this as another Boston Harbor event, but can't think of another thread to post this at. I decided that it deserves to go here as another example of bridge hit by ship/ barge.
That said, the point ZNP brought up seems worthy of consideration as a separate subject. IMHO.
Let's pray that the sky over us never does fall like it is in Ukraine and Palestine.
We've had thousands of barges travel up and down the Monogahela River all of my life. Maybe it's been a wonder that I've never heard of one hitting a bridge.
I don't see this as another Boston Harbor event, but can't think of another thread to post this at. I decided that it deserves to go here as another example of bridge hit by ship/ barge.
That said, the point ZNP brought up seems worthy of consideration as a separate subject. IMHO.
Let's pray that the sky over us never does fall like it is in Ukraine and Palestine.
We've had thousands of barges travel up and down the Monogahela River all of my life. Maybe it's been a wonder that I've never heard of one hitting a bridge.
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