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St. Edward Park Sunken Vessel

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IMG_0186.JPG<br />Date Taken: 7/9/2018<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 47.65515<br />Longitude: -122.206702777778<br />Tags: King County Sherrif's Marine Rescue Dive Unit response boat getting prepared to depart to initiate on-water containment operations Site Photo 7/9/2018
IMG_0228.JPG<br />Date Taken: 7/9/2018<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 47.7300805555556<br />Longitude: -122.263686111111<br />Tags: Rainbow sheen indicating fresh diesel near the location of the pink droplets of fuel reaching the surface. Site Photo 7/9/2018
IMG_0230.JPG<br />Date Taken: 7/9/2018<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 47.7424722222222<br />Longitude: -122.277069444444<br />Tags: Rainbow sheen observed on water near the point of discharge. Site Photo 7/9/2018
IMG_0223.JPG<br />Date Taken: 7/9/2018<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 47.7293694444444<br />Longitude: -122.263930555556<br />Tags: Park patrons recreating in along the shoreline near the location of the sunken vessel. Site Photo 7/9/2018
IMG_0214.JPG<br />Date Taken: 7/9/2018<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 47.7301722222222<br />Longitude: -122.263938888889<br />Tags: Sheen observed on Lake Washington near the location of the discharging sunken vessel. Fuel could be observed rising to the surface as pink droplets before spreading out in a larger sheen that was at times rainbow and also observed in a more weathered grayish appearance. The entire length of the sheen was not measured but is estimated to have been at least several hundred yards long at the time the boom was put in place. Site Photo 7/9/2018