Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor





Writes MikeSiman:
Originally it was a dump decommissioned ships of the Pacific Fleet of Russia in 2006-2007. from the ice cut off everything that stuck out of the water.
Over time, there was adjusted almost stable recycling and whole vessels do not remain. In 2012-2013 added a few civilian small boats.

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor



View of the bay Novik

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Are still stuck out of the water cores Pacific Fleet

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

This is likely to have a modern design delivered metallers

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

There is even a wooden frame

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

New civilian boats appeared here recently

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

The thickness of the ice in the bay
Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

And so this place looked before the photo is taken from public sources
Graveyard of ships in the Bay of Labor

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