Jan 4, 2024
River Ferries, Northwest Territories
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River Ferries, Northwest Territories
Tower Bridge and the Dixie Queen by Dávos Pessos Via Flickr: sitting thinking or standing texting....
Photo of the Day: River Ferry
From our 10th Annual Photo Contest: A river ferry moves along the Xiaodong River at dawn.
Photo by Teng Hin Khoo (Shah Alam, Malaysia); China
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Tuesday Evening Thoughts
So, got kidnapped today, although very nicely, and went on a good ol' Canadian road trip in my province.
Had my first river ferry experience and I totally geeked out and got excited and told the ferryman that was my first time and this brought me great joy. He looked at me, no smile and probably thought I was the weirdest person he ever met. I didn't care. I was grinning too loudly.
Despite being very sick, I'm very glad they forced me to come. I could see their point.
I would post a picture of Rocket with his new friends but my camera decided to die on the road trip. Totally my week. I just have to laugh and move on.
And as someone told me, rest, freaking REST!!
By Serajul Quadir DHAKA (Reuters) - Rescue workers in Bangladesh expected to find scores of bodies on Saturday trapped between the decks of river ferry that capsized two days earlier with around 200 people on board. About 40 people swam to shore and 35 were rescued after the double-decker ferry went down in the Meghna river near the capital Dhaka during a storm on Thursday, police and rescue officials said. Forty-five bodies have been recovered so far, according to officials in the Munshiganj district, and authorities have given up hope of finding anyone else alive. An official of the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA) said that the M.V Miraj 4 ferry had capacity for 122 passengers, but according to several survivors and a district administrative official the number on board was almost double, though there was no log kept. Source: Reuters
Bangkok, to be continued...