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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Jun 21, 2007
Description:
Oh, s-word!
That may not look like much of a wave, but...
There was nothing to do but hold on and hope...
Date Taken:
Jun 21, 2007
Place Taken:
James River
Owner:
Carol Maxwell
File Name:
ShipPassing_Wake_4562_35pc.jpg - Photo HTML
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Category:
23, Max Pix
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Jeff Arnold - Jun 22,2007
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Right Now Don. Jump in! Fire her up and head off shore. I am guessing that at the point in time when this picture was taken you could have gotten her off shore enough to avoid the damage. You think so?
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Don Maxwell - Feb 15,2008
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Yesterday I saw the same container ship--or a very similar one--passing the same island in the James River. This time, though, I had a better vantage. The normal wake was streaming off the hull, but there was a second, phantom wake way off to the side, where the river bottom rises abruptly toward the islands.<br /><br />I shot these through the canopy, so there are some reflections--the whitish blur on the right in the top photo and the orange key float in the lower one.<br /><br />In the lower photo, the leading edge of the phantom wake is almost abreast of where we were picnicking last summer.
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