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Saturday, January 21, 2006

Holding pattern

Five rescuers are calming Gonzo down by gently placing their hands on him. He is now static in shallow water and surrounded.

Surgeons are about to make an assessment. There is talk of getting him onto a barge using a crane.

posted by LEWIS at 12:05 PM

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

"There is talk of getting him onto a barge using a crane."

Well, I doubt if this is a smart thing to do... Hope he will survive.

12:36 PM  
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