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I have been sending pictures from my trip via my phone, and this was from my camera, but now that I am home I wanted to show you a shot from my way there. We landed in San Fran right where the blue plane is landing, right beside that big Asiana wreck. This is taken a long delay later from the widow of the plane I was taking off in to fly to Dulles in DC

[summerfield]

oh, my goodness! it must've felt so strange for you to be looking at that wreck whilst waiting for your plane. holy moley! why wouldn't they remove it yet, it's been quite a while; someone could have a breakdown seeing that just before flying! great shot, dixie!

[Netkonnexion]

Not a great thought is it? Nice shot of the wreck, but still worrying.

[Maggiemae]

Maybe it would breakup if they moved it! Put people off flying though!

[Kathryn Marshall]

Good shot. If I saw the wreck before my flight took off, I might not want to fly.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wow, cool shot.

[Bob]

Cool shot from a distance.

[Henri Russell]

Great shot. I understand it will take months for the investigation. So, it probably has to stay put until they finish.

[Mrs. Smith]

So sad! Great picture!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Definitely not the kind of thing that makes you want to go up up and away! Although when you think about it, thousands upon thousands fly every day with no problems at all. We just happen to hear about the ones that do have problems. Still, glad to know that you are home now and all is well.

[bkb in the city]

That had to be quite nerve racking seeing that while you were getting ready to take off

[Myrna O'Hara]

Wow, must have felt weird!!

[Camille Bisson]

great capture. must have been a weird feeling, even knowing all the statistics. must be good to be safely back home, though.

[carol white]

Looks a bit too close for comfort!!