Is this pic real? If so... WOW!

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EDV

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who knows... it may be o r it may not, but nonetheless it is a good photo! (eye-catchy at least!)I have seen it going around the email circuit and entertainment webpages for quite some time.
 
Not sure what I would do if I suddenly discovered I had less than a minute to live! Maybe pray!
 
Postmaster said:
Ask the guy who took the photo - looks like he was able to put it on the net after that.
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LOL...Right!!!!

It's a fake. I mean...what are the odds of the photographer showing the train plummetting while showing a "Wrong Way" sign in the same capture? LOl
 
This one is:

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There is a mother and her two daughters inside that destroyed BMW hanging off a bridge over a canyon, and all 3 survived just fine.
 
Yeah, fake. I mean, what is that sign "wrong way" even doing there? Whom is it supposed to warn? A train driver rushing by at high speed right before the corner to nowhere? Riiight...

Nobody is putting road signs on tracks for trains. "wrong way" - not "stop" or "bridge work ahead" or anything, but "wrong way"... which you see on freeway onramps - except the image doesn't go with the words. Because the image references road work, and the words reference street traffic direction priority.

Fakeitty, fake fake.
 
OldCorpse said:
Yeah, fake. I mean, what is that sign "wrong way" even doing there? Whom is it supposed to warn? A train driver rushing by at high speed right before the corner to nowhere? Riiight...

Nobody is putting road signs on tracks for trains. "wrong way" - not "stop" or "bridge work ahead" or anything, but "wrong way"... which you see on freeway onramps - except the image doesn't go with the words. Because the image references road work, and the words reference street traffic direction priority.

Fakeitty, fake fake.
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Probably fake, but I just assumed that sign is there for the workers who would be walking the tracks to warn them to walk on the other side of the tracks when going over the bridge.
It's also possible that the train has already (mostly) made it over the bridge when that last part collapsed leaving a train car dangling and the train now stopped, thus explaining why nobody's hair is blowing in the wind and they're casually watching instead of looking for something to grab onto. Who knows?
 
Nice detective work...
I would've said (well done) fake because there's:
-No scaffolding wreckage
-No cut in the mountainside
-No locomotive[/QUOTE]

Yeah, thanks, I surprised myself to find the info on that one.
 
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