Thomas Hawk posted a photo:
Hulpdiensten zijn in de nacht van donderdag op vrijdag uitgerukt voor een man te water. Hij zou na een val in het water zijn beland aan de Westewagenstraat in Rotterdam-Centrum.
Hulpdiensten zijn in de nacht van donderdag op vrijdag uitgerukt voor een man te water. Hij zou na een val in het water zijn beland aan de Westewagenstraat in Rotterdam-Centrum.
niggyl :) has added a photo to the pool:
Out of the film archive.
I remember taking this pic (I took two) as clearly as yesterday. A perfect afternoon off truwanna / Cape Barren Island steaming north out of Banks Strait, heading another six or so hours further north, past Babel Island and into Bass Strait.
Total steaming time of 14 hours to get to where we were working, worked 32 hours and steamed 14 hours back home. We were so close to the Australian Mainland we could see the lights of the oil rigs south of Gippsland.
It was either this trip or the next one I was on watch coming home watching Australia II win the America's Cup on a 12" bnw telly :-)
Nikon F2A, Nikkor 35-70mm f/3.5 AiS, Ilford FP4.
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