you may get a kick out of this

[Stephen S.]

This is a platform i was helping salvage in the Gulf of Mexico.
200 Fsw at one platform and 250 Fsw under the burned one
most of the work is being done in Saturation diving.
i was there for surface support
we were also re routing a 30" pipeline from the burned one to the unburned one

[Montana Jim]

I can't speak to the topic content, but man - great pictures!

Welcome to TreasureNet!

[Hangingfor8]

Wow, that's crazy stuff

[G.I.B.]

Great photos. You know it's hot when metal melts.

[Drudge]

WoW those are some nice pics. Not somthing you see everyday.

[silvercop]

what happened to that thing? a hurricane?

[G.I.B.]

what happened to that thing? a hurricane?

Looks like a fire that would have lit the night sky for a hundred miles around.

[Lucky Eddie]

Reminds me of the Piper Alpha rig fire in the North Sea!

Cheers

[Salvor6]

Looks like the guy on that platform didn't read the "no smoking" sign.

[grumpyolman]

Now a full year after the initial post I want to know is this a BP owned rig? How many men were killed here? Until the recent disaster with the deep BP platform those were just interesting pictures. Watching the news I have heard others claim there is a pattern of safety violations and big fines levied against BP. But what's a 20 million fine when you first quarter's profits were in the billions. Polluting the ocean and killing people is just part of doing 'business.' jim

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Hmmm I wonder why the twin towers didn't collape like that hmmmm

Excellent and enjoyable pictures , Gracias.

Don Jose de La Mancha