So much to see sometimes but there was an issue that was remarked on not long ago, I was being referred to recent posts that I just couldn't find and vice versa. But, we're probably all of us quick scanning sometimes when we do see them and unconsciously storing the information we like. Human beings can be pretty annoying. :blushing:
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Come on - someone must know someone who knows what gear that car was in? If it was in gear, someone had to have been in it when it entered the water or jumped out whilst it was moving. Assuming its a manual of course. Can we draw inference that perhaps it was in gear - considering its obvious the cops thought it was suicide initially & state it was 'driven' into the sea?
Hi Met,
Innderchild's newspaper clipping #1316 has the fiat placed 35 metres out.
Innderchild's newspaper clipping #1316 has the fiat placed 35 metres out.
Also, I think it's possible if the car didn't go out as far as the pylon that the cylindrical type dents may be the fiat tipped side down, rubbing and pushing up against a sand bank.
Would that be reasonable?
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This isn't correct. There are ID checks at check-in or baggage drop points. I don't think they're as formal about it as international flights, and it may depend on the carrier (eg Qantas vs Tiger) and how busy things are. But I've definitely had my ID checked on a Perth to Sydney flight and a Perth to Adelaide flight.
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Tide for fremantle june 1988.
Using a graph picture format might help us all see that the tides were not big .
The high tide was roughly around mid morning .
The low tide around abouts the early night.
All 3 days are a similar tide band .
It was a Neap tide, when the movement is at the small end of the spectrum.
Ive screen shot and then put one day on top of the next day in 2 tide graph pictures .
One picture has four different days of tide, 19th-22nd
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=23
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=19
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=20
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=21
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=22
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=23
Using a graph picture format might help us all see that the tides were not big .
The high tide was roughly around mid morning .
The low tide around abouts the early night.
All 3 days are a similar tide band .
It was a Neap tide, when the movement is at the small end of the spectrum.
Ive screen shot and then put one day on top of the next day in 2 tide graph pictures .
One picture has four different days of tide, 19th-22nd
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=23
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=19
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=20
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=21
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=22
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=23
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This is an example of the bigger end of the tide size range , for the june lunar/tide cycle.
This is called a spring tide, during new moon .
A week before JC'S dissappeared this is the tide on 13th and 14th june.
So one week before JC'S disappearance the tide was a bigger movement .
example shown in this graph picture .
Compare the size difference to the 21st and 22nd june 1988 .
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/calendar/month/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=13
This is called a spring tide, during new moon .
A week before JC'S dissappeared this is the tide on 13th and 14th june.
So one week before JC'S disappearance the tide was a bigger movement .
example shown in this graph picture .
Compare the size difference to the 21st and 22nd june 1988 .
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/calendar/month/2037.html?y=1988&m=6&d=13
If your travelling domestically with hand luggage only & you check yourself in online, the chances of being asked for ID at the gate are incredibly slim despite there being a requirement for them to do so. Any attendance at a checkin or baggage check counter should incur an ID check absolutely, unless they forget for some reason. They are forbidden to present a boarding pass or attach luggage to an unidentified passenger.
Paper tickets had few ID checks. The start of e tkts meant the named passenger had to at least present themselves with ID to checkin to obtain a boarding pass. The introduction of self checkin has made it much easier to travel anonymously again..
Not true. Virgin flights out of Perth have self check in kiosks and you print your own boarding pass and bag tags then carry your bags over and check the bags in yourself. Have done it 3 times in the last fortnight.
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