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Posted by ert on January 29, 2012, at 4:50:19
thats funny. I am wondering if that can foster fishes, plants and other species.
http://inhabitat.com/sunken-subway-cars-form-new-reef/
Look what happened in Italy. Maybe that wreckage could be used by plants, fishes, microorganisms and algas some years later.
http://tagesschau.de/multimedia/bilder/schiffsunglueck116_mtb-1_pos-16.html#colsStructure
Posted by ert on January 29, 2012, at 4:58:55
In reply to new york underground trains for oecosystem in sea, posted by ert on January 29, 2012, at 4:50:19
> thats funny. I am wondering if that can foster fishes, plants and other species.
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> http://inhabitat.com/sunken-subway-cars-form-new-reef/
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> Look what happened in Italy. Maybe that wreckage could be used by plants, fishes, microorganisms and algas some years later.
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> http://tagesschau.de/multimedia/bilder/schiffsunglueck116_mtb-1_pos-16.html#colsStructurea strange analogy:
Posted by gadchik on January 29, 2012, at 9:29:20
In reply to Re: new york underground trains for oecosystem in sea, posted by ert on January 29, 2012, at 4:58:55
I think that's a great use for the trains.and possibly the ship in italy.i love love love the ocean. I would like to do something later in life to protect oceans,and the reefs.
Posted by ert on January 29, 2012, at 10:06:37
In reply to Re: new york underground trains for oecosystem in sea, posted by gadchik on January 29, 2012, at 9:29:20
> I think that's a great use for the trains.and possibly the ship in italy.i love love love the ocean. I would like to do something later in life to protect oceans,and the reefs.
Do you live near the ocean?
When was in holidays I only used to snorkel but not diving.
I like the BBC nature films like wild china, Africa and the blue planet
I hope they're able to pump out the oil from the wreck before it will cause a mess in that protected area.
It seems that this surrealistic scene does attract some tourists. At least I've seen images in the newspapers from people taking pictures in front of the ship on the coastline.
I have never been on that island but on some islands around and its beautiful.
Posted by gadchik on January 29, 2012, at 10:14:49
In reply to Re: new york underground trains for oecosystem in sea, posted by ert on January 29, 2012, at 10:06:37
I unfortunately,do not live near the ocean.Its a dream of my husband and mine to sell everything once our son graduates college.Then we'd love to move twd ocean,on the east coast.I do remember as a child,feeling such euphoria as I ran twd the beach and jumped into the waves.I also am very concernd about the fuel in this ship.Im alwys devastated when I hear of the ocean being ravaged by oil,or pollution of any type.I had never heard of the island where the ship is,but I want to learn more about it.
Posted by ert on January 29, 2012, at 11:11:33
In reply to Re: new york underground trains for oecosystem in sea, posted by gadchik on January 29, 2012, at 10:14:49
> I unfortunately,do not live near the ocean.Its a dream of my husband and mine to sell everything once our son graduates college.Then we'd love to move twd ocean,on the east coast.I do remember as a child,feeling such euphoria as I ran twd the beach and jumped into the waves.I also am very concernd about the fuel in this ship.Im alwys devastated when I hear of the ocean being ravaged by oil,or pollution of any type.I had never heard of the island where the ship is,but I want to learn more about it.
Francesco Schettino said on Facebook that he wanted to greet the island. And he did! (actually some kind of black humor). Tragically the tradition and practice of Italian people to communicate very extensively has possibly lead to some extent to that accident.
I can imagine that the long coast in oregon and the east coast must be marvelous.
Posted by Phillipa on January 29, 2012, at 12:30:27
In reply to Re: new york underground trains for oecosystem in sea, posted by ert on January 29, 2012, at 11:11:33
I lived at the Beach for the longest two years of my life. My dream had been to live there. Was living in Emerald Isle end of outer Banks and was a horrible experience. Had a weekend condo went weekly and it was great. But the rich leave in winter and the beach is not pretty at all. And horrible wind. Dead animals washed up on the Shore. So seriously get a weekend place and go often. Unless you have a great deal of money and can leave when all becomes deserted during winter. Or move to Florida or a warm state. Phillipa
Posted by gadchik on January 29, 2012, at 14:52:42
In reply to Re: new york underground trains for oecosystem in sea, posted by ert on January 29, 2012, at 10:06:37
Do you live near ocean? One dream I have is to see Cornwall,England and the white cliffs that tower over the sea. my favorite beach so far is in bermuda.i go to the ocean 2x per yr,and usually to a diff. area,so i can see every beach there is one day!
Posted by gadchik on January 29, 2012, at 14:54:14
In reply to Re: new york underground trains for oecosystem in sea, posted by Phillipa on January 29, 2012, at 12:30:27
yes, have thought of those things in winter,may not be so nice.
Posted by ert on January 29, 2012, at 15:09:23
In reply to Re: new york underground trains for oecosystem in sea » ert, posted by gadchik on January 29, 2012, at 14:52:42
> Do you live near ocean? One dream I have is to see Cornwall,England and the white cliffs that tower over the sea. my favorite beach so far is in bermuda.i go to the ocean 2x per yr,and usually to a diff. area,so i can see every beach there is one day!
Near is a relative factor, I would say no. I have already seen the white cliffs and these are impressive. You can go by ship from France to England instead of taking the underground train.
I go approximately once a year to see the ocean, the north sea or in the south. The north sea is different, especially the cloud "scenes" or sunsets before storms (pictured by van Gogh on canvas) are impressive. But I am a lover of mountain wandering in the summertime too, therefore i spend my holidays at the weekend. I am quite a Puritan actually in terms of being in nature with only the most essential things. I would like to explore Florence and some other cities again in the near future. My favorite countries in Europe are probably France and Italy, but I don't like to make any ratings. Nothing is perfect.
Posted by gadchik on January 29, 2012, at 15:18:52
In reply to Re: new york underground trains to gadchik, posted by ert on January 29, 2012, at 15:09:23
I love to roam around cities,Nyc,being my fave so far.I love riding the subway! I want to go to Toronto,canada. Would love to see Hong Kong. My son has wanted to go to florence and marseille.There is so much to see in this world.And the mtns in new zealand have always been on my list.But the ocean is my number 1 destination,any salt water,actually!:)
Posted by gadchik on January 29, 2012, at 15:30:10
In reply to Re: new york underground trains to gadchik, posted by gadchik on January 29, 2012, at 15:18:52
Traveling is now a great passion of mine.I suffered in the past from a great deal of anxiety,and was unable to travel.Ive since gotten on meds and counseling,and can travel anywhere.The only obstacle is money,which now goes to my son's college,and retirement savings,mostly
Posted by Phillipa on January 29, 2012, at 20:42:53
In reply to Re: new york underground trains to gadchik, posted by gadchik on January 29, 2012, at 15:30:10
Welcome to the world of reality the green stuff wish wasn't needed would be nice. Favorite country for me was Switzerland spent a lot of time there. Phillipa
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