The liner France: it's over!

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The liner France: it's over!




by Leo Maximus » 06/01/09, 15:23

It's over, the old liner "France" ceased to exist a few days ago. He went to recycling. See on www.midshipcentury.com

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Auction of certain elements (several tons for some) the 8 and 9 next February at Drouot. Notice to the amateurs.
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by Christophe » 06/01/09, 15:39

Impressive disassembly ...

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and that :
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He still floats on your picture you think?

Note we do not have to complain: for once something is totally (I understand) recycled!
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by SixK » 06/01/09, 16:59

Is it to illustrate the state of France? :)

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by Christophe » 06/01/09, 17:17

Image I would not have dared (but I admit to having thought about it)
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by Leo Maximus » 06/01/09, 18:05

SixK wrote:Is it to illustrate the state of France? :)

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The current state of France, especially that of the Chantiers de l'Atlantique, is to produce equivalent ships every year, and sometimes of a much higher tonnage and size: for example the Queen Mary II: http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_Mary_2 8)

And asbestos? What did he become ?
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by minguinhirigue » 06/01/09, 18:09

In Asia, asbestos is open landfill.
And metals from recycled electronics: direct in groundwater ... :x

Do not say it too loudly ... The Greens could regret having wanted to recycle the little toy that is France ...
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by Leo Maximus » 06/01/09, 18:44

minguinhirigue wrote:In Asia, asbestos is in open dump ....

Ah! Astonishing! What a waste, especially since there is a strong demand:

http://exporter.alibaba.com/exporter/bu ... estos.html

"Seeking to buy 10000 tons of white asbestos", it is dated yesterday ... : Lol:

: Shock:
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