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End Of The Line
Ever wonder where the big ships — like the Jahre Viking — go when they die? Here’s an amazing photo journal about ship salvage operations in Bangladesh; short but poignant. Amazingly low-tech approach to tearing the monsters apart.
via Treehugger.
by Dave
March 12, 2006 10:39 AM
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Jahre Viking
Jahre Viking: This is a big ship. The biggest in the world, it turns out. The Ultra Large Crude Carrier (ULCC) oil tanker Jahre Viking was the largest ship afloat in 2004. At 485.46 metres [1,503 feet long] from tip to tip, she surpasses the tallest land structure, the 424-meter…
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