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an airplane sitting on top of a body of water next to tall grass and trees
Creative Roots
MD-160 Lun-Class ekranoplan
an old plane sitting in the middle of sand dunes with trees growing out of it
Avro Shackleton — Wikipédia
South African Air Force Avro Shackleton MR3. This aircraft crashed in the Western Sahara desert on 13 July 1994.
an old boat sitting on top of a sandy beach next to the ocean and water
Motor racing memories.
museum-of-artifacts: “ Sixty-five years after it crash-landed on a beach in Wales, an American P-38 fighter plane has emerged from the surf and sand where it lay buried ”
an airplane sitting on top of a dry grass field next to a body of water
Lun Class Ekranoplan, Hybrid Russian flying ship with missile cannisters!
a large white helicopter sitting on top of a body of water next to a black submarine
Cold War Russian Ekranoplane
the front end of an airplane in a hangar
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an old black and white photo of fighter jets stacked on top of each other in the desert
cimetières de camions – Couloirs du net
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a large white ball sitting in the middle of a body of water next to a tall pole
EDF1 Chinon
four different views of the front and back of an aircraft
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The Russian Tank-Ship-Plane. This can be seen on GoogleEarth at 42 52' 53.28"N, 47 39' 25.80"E. It is still there.2014
an old airplane with four round windows on it's side
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an old boat sitting on top of a body of water
Kalakala – Make or Break Time for the World’s First Streamlined Art-Deco Ship
The ferry Kalakala operated for over thirty years, working on Puget Sands in the US State of Washington from 1935 to 1967. Her retirement from service has not, however, been a graceful one. The world’s first streamlined art-deco ship has been diversely beached in Alaska, used as a canning factory and evicted from her anchorage by an indigenous American tribe. Now moored at Hylebos Waterway in Tacoma, WA.