It wasn't scary for me. I had a one second moment when I realised what Eric was trying to tell me and thought, 'Oh shit!' but then we both did the training and everything was fine. I'm sure Eric was getting more stressed than I was, when it took me 15 seconds or so to figure out what he wanted to tell me!
There were two identical planes that collided. One was mainly intact, and that one was raised and restored and is now in a local flight museum. The one that's still down there broke up on impact, so honestly time and the elements have just made it rust and grow some crud (most obvious on the specs plaque, but obviously everywhere).
Lake Washington is pretty cold and lifeless overall. Anything that had been down on a tropical reef for 70 years would be so covered in coral and other growth it would barely be recognisable by now!
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Date: 2024-02-12 04:56 am (UTC)There were two identical planes that collided. One was mainly intact, and that one was raised and restored and is now in a local flight museum. The one that's still down there broke up on impact, so honestly time and the elements have just made it rust and grow some crud (most obvious on the specs plaque, but obviously everywhere).
Lake Washington is pretty cold and lifeless overall. Anything that had been down on a tropical reef for 70 years would be so covered in coral and other growth it would barely be recognisable by now!