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A second life for a B-25

hertzie

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For those who don't have the opportunity to visit the Océarium in Le Croisic (French Brittany, near St. Nazaire): here's a second life for a B-25.

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Nice! I assume there are still quite a lot of these tactical bombers hidden in the Channel and Atlantic Ocean before the French coast. But due to the string tides I don't expect these are still in the same shape as this one.
The French aquariums along the coast I visited were always very spectacular.

Thanks for posting the images,
Huub
 
Unintended contact with a derelict ship, plane, buoy or other underwater stuff always makes me irrationally uncomfortable while swimming in unfamiliar bodies of water.

Might have to take up diving or snorkeling to get over that. Lots of stuff to see out there, if photos are to be believed.
 
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