You had better luck than the bus. So glad you got these once-in-a-lifetime (let's hope) photos. For me it is unusual to see a burned bus being towed that was not the result of a bomb.
this is happening dozens of times every day to buses, trucks, cars, - all have very flammable components & fuels. The theory and daily updates are posted @ the site jumpingjackflashhypothesis.blogspot.com - you'll be shocked that this is happening with increasing frequency everyday
Wow!
ReplyDeleteOh that's not good.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an engine fire. It can be repaired and put back into service. Dramatic photos.
ReplyDeleteYou had better luck than the bus.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you got these once-in-a-lifetime (let's hope) photos.
For me it is unusual to see a burned bus being towed that was not the result of a bomb.
I hope no one was hurt and I hope it was accidental...
ReplyDeleteGood that "Antoni" turned up.
ReplyDeleteHopefully no one were hurt!
Looks quite dramatic.
Hope it was not intentionally set on fire. I saw broken down buses being towed all the time in Toronto. I have never seen that in any other city.
ReplyDeleteI hope people there are fine.
ReplyDeleteLéia
Oh, my. Not good. Good documentary, though.
ReplyDeleteOMG, how is this possible?
ReplyDeletethis is happening dozens of times every day to buses, trucks, cars, - all have very flammable components & fuels. The theory and daily updates are posted @ the site jumpingjackflashhypothesis.blogspot.com - you'll be shocked that this is happening with increasing frequency everyday
ReplyDeleteScary stuff. Good reporting from the man at the scene!
ReplyDeleteE' il caso di dire: bojadeh! Meno male non è successo nulla di grave...ciao, Arianna
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