Was setting out some points for roadworks and saw this police ribbon but nobody todl me anything. I didn't see it was a bomb (WW II most likely). Passed it some ten times.
Then the bomb squad arrived and i was removed from the area:-)
Just how explosive of a fellow are you?
It would seem that someone picked it up from where it was buried and placed it there. Belgian Chris has posted similar pictures in the past. I can't imagine what that's like to be digging knowing what might be there.
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How about living over the stuff.
This was big time news in FL.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/orange/orl-pinecastle-bomb-range-school-homes-071909-story.html
They find them all of the time but mainly in western flanders. Where i work mostly it's rare. Road works kept going on, there was a Building construction site at 200m, nobody cared and went on with theorie jobs
Ben je Nederlands?
ja, euh yes;)
I know a surveyor who once found what appeared to be unexploded ordinance on a job site. Being ex-military, he knew what it was, so he called to report it. He said no one seemed to concerned until he told them he was near a school, then everything went nuts - bomb squad, news reporters, etc. It turned out to be inert training rounds, but still scary.
C Billingsley, post: 421592, member: 1965 wrote: I know a surveyor who once found what appeared to be unexploded ordinance on a job site. Being ex-military, he knew what it was, so he called to report it. He said no one seemed to concerned until he told them he was near a school, then everything went nuts - bomb squad, news reporters, etc. It turned out to be inert training rounds, but still scary.
We have an area in northern Oklahoma called the Salt Plains. It's about a twenty sq. mi. area of desolate salt flats. There is a crystal that forms in the salts and the Park Rangers allow folks to dig for the crystals. It was also a good place to practice aerial bombing in WWII...
While they have uncovered a few practice bombs over the years the most startling was a Boy Scout Troop that uncovered a few vials of WWII era chemical weapon style blistering agent. The park was closed and a search revealed hundreds of the vials still hidden in the flats....:(
This was my Sunday job...
There was even lunch
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douglascasementl, post: 421857, member: 11341 wrote: This was my Sunday job...
There was even lunch
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looks a bit chilly for this Okie.
looks a bit chilly for this Okie.
Temp was in the low 50's. The walk down there warmed you up
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beuckie, post: 421571, member: 2245 wrote: ja, euh yes;)
Mijn oude vrouw uit Leeuwarden. Waar ben je? Drinken wat Berenburg voor mij, het zal mij viel beter.
