Asgard II (Wallpaper 3)
Thursday, May 19, 2011
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Asgard II (Wallpaper 3)
Asgard II Sailing Ship images wallpaper gallery 3. Asgard II Sailing Ship photos and pictures wallpaper collection 3.
The vessel was in a relatively good condition on the sea bed with one of her hull planks damaged; it is unclear whether this damage was caused by impact with the sea bed, or was the cause of the sinking, possibly from a collision with a semi–submerged container. She rests under 80 metres (260 ft) of water on a sandy seabed with no rocks, and she was "upright on the seabed and salvageable" in September. An early salvage was desirable before damage from winter storms and fishing nets. On 23 February 2009 the minister[which?] announced that the Asgard II would not be raised. Jimmy Deenihan, spokesperson for the opposition Fine Gael part expressed disappointment: The sewage treatment facilities on the island would be very familiar to Irish people. Most houses on the island are now holiday homes. Asgard II (Wallpaper 3). Asgard II Sailing Ship images wallpaper gallery 3. Asgard II Sailing Ship photos and pictures wallpaper collection 3. Outside the main towns of Le Palais, Bangor, and Sauzon, sewage treatment for housing completed or renovated since 1993 is by way of private individual secondary-treatment units ("Biodigesters") as required under planning laws. Same as here. Elsewhere waste-water treatment is constantly being upgraded as municipal money is made available. Very similar to coastal Ireland. The big problem on the Island is also typical of coastal Ireland - adequate fresh-water supplies, and it is now becoming very difficult to get planning permission for new housing unless you can prove you are a permanent inhabitant of the island. The main interest on the island is the very extensive fortifications built under the auspices of Louis 14th's minister for war, Vauban, which dominate the town and main port of Le Palais, and extend along almost the entire eastern side of the island. The fort is now a museum. The Belle Ile municipality HAS developed a marina in partnership with private interests behind the lock gates in Le Palais to provide permanent and winter berthage to leisure craft. In this the local authority has recognized what local authorities along the entire Brittany coast have recognized: provision of marina berthage attracts boats, and boats create employment in tourism, boat-building and boat-maintenance. Irish-type opposition to marinas motivated by class-hatred and preconceived notions as to the sort of people who own leisure craft gets short shrift in Brittany from both socialist and right-wing local authorities. Incidentally, M. Bove of McDonald-thrashing fame visited Belle Ile in his little blue yacht last year. Asgard II (Wallpaper 3). Asgard II Sailing Ship images wallpaper gallery 3. Asgard II Sailing Ship photos and pictures wallpaper collection 3.
Asgard II Sailing Ship images wallpaper gallery 3. Asgard II Sailing Ship photos and pictures wallpaper collection 3.
The vessel was in a relatively good condition on the sea bed with one of her hull planks damaged; it is unclear whether this damage was caused by impact with the sea bed, or was the cause of the sinking, possibly from a collision with a semi–submerged container. She rests under 80 metres (260 ft) of water on a sandy seabed with no rocks, and she was "upright on the seabed and salvageable" in September. An early salvage was desirable before damage from winter storms and fishing nets. On 23 February 2009 the minister[which?] announced that the Asgard II would not be raised. Jimmy Deenihan, spokesperson for the opposition Fine Gael part expressed disappointment: The sewage treatment facilities on the island would be very familiar to Irish people. Most houses on the island are now holiday homes. Asgard II (Wallpaper 3). Asgard II Sailing Ship images wallpaper gallery 3. Asgard II Sailing Ship photos and pictures wallpaper collection 3. Outside the main towns of Le Palais, Bangor, and Sauzon, sewage treatment for housing completed or renovated since 1993 is by way of private individual secondary-treatment units ("Biodigesters") as required under planning laws. Same as here. Elsewhere waste-water treatment is constantly being upgraded as municipal money is made available. Very similar to coastal Ireland. The big problem on the Island is also typical of coastal Ireland - adequate fresh-water supplies, and it is now becoming very difficult to get planning permission for new housing unless you can prove you are a permanent inhabitant of the island. The main interest on the island is the very extensive fortifications built under the auspices of Louis 14th's minister for war, Vauban, which dominate the town and main port of Le Palais, and extend along almost the entire eastern side of the island. The fort is now a museum. The Belle Ile municipality HAS developed a marina in partnership with private interests behind the lock gates in Le Palais to provide permanent and winter berthage to leisure craft. In this the local authority has recognized what local authorities along the entire Brittany coast have recognized: provision of marina berthage attracts boats, and boats create employment in tourism, boat-building and boat-maintenance. Irish-type opposition to marinas motivated by class-hatred and preconceived notions as to the sort of people who own leisure craft gets short shrift in Brittany from both socialist and right-wing local authorities. Incidentally, M. Bove of McDonald-thrashing fame visited Belle Ile in his little blue yacht last year. Asgard II (Wallpaper 3). Asgard II Sailing Ship images wallpaper gallery 3. Asgard II Sailing Ship photos and pictures wallpaper collection 3.
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