Frozen in Time
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animedudej (11 hours ago) [-] i would love to repurpose one of those old craft as a home of some kind... too bad they would fall appart if anyone tried to move them :S
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DrollHumor (11 hours ago) [-] They are being repurposed as homes; fish and crustacean homes.
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thepizzadevourer (5 hours ago) [-] Well, "rusty as **** and falling apart" doesn't exactly make a good title though
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shenro (8 hours ago) [-] for some reason i really like planes that have crashed long ago like these ones that are underwater and ones that crash in jungles.
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battletechmech (9 hours ago) [-] From an American to a German:
I'm really sorry that when you sunk the Lusitania because you though it was smuggling weapons, and then we convinced you it was only carrying civilians (It was carrying a bunch of them though), so we got you to pay large amounts of damages, even though we totally were carrying ammo. but hey we put down the money to help rebuild Germany twice, so we got that going for us.
I'm really sorry that when you sunk the Lusitania because you though it was smuggling weapons, and then we convinced you it was only carrying civilians (It was carrying a bunch of them though), so we got you to pay large amounts of damages, even though we totally were carrying ammo. but hey we put down the money to help rebuild Germany twice, so we got that going for us.
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castlelord (15 hours ago) [-]
Source is Chuuk Lagoon / Truk lagoon, a sheltered lagoon in the pacific.
It contains a large amount of sunken Japanese supply ships and subs from WW2.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuuk_Lagoon
You can dive there and explore the wrecks if you want through services such as asiadivers.
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This site contains several dive logs with pictures showcasing the wrecks:
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It contains a large amount of sunken Japanese supply ships and subs from WW2.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuuk_Lagoon
You can dive there and explore the wrecks if you want through services such as asiadivers.
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This site contains several dive logs with pictures showcasing the wrecks:
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anon (5 hours ago) [-]
When it's all rotting at the bottom of the ocean covered in sand and barnacles, I don't think that counts as "frozen in time"
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theokkeli (17 hours ago) [-] **theokkeli used "*roll picture*"**
**theokkeli rolled image** would be a dream come true to go diving in any of these places
**theokkeli rolled image** would be a dream come true to go diving in any of these places
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alpako (4 hours ago) [-] buildings and more being reclaimed by the ocean is cool as heck, cause they become an ecosystem
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kurusudarling ONLINE (5 hours ago) [-] tanks in middle of ocean always make me want to know the story
