Hidden in the vast interior of South Australia lies the ghost town of Cook, once a bustling railway support town now home to just four caretakers for Pacific National. Established in 1917, Cook played a vital role in developing Australia’s interior, with over 50 residents maintaining the railway tracks. The town’s condemned buildings and unique location on the longest straight section of rail track in the world make it a fascinating but lonely place, where freight trains and the Indian Pacific pass through.
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United Airlines plane makes emergency landing after rabbit gets sucked into engine causing ‘fireball’
A United Airlines flight (UA2325) from Denver to Edmonton encountered an emergency after a rabbit was sucked into its number two engine, resulting in a fireball and vibrations felt by passengers. Following a loud bang, crew members requested an inspection for engine fire, and the pilot confirmed the cause as the rabbit strike. The flight, carrying 153 passengers and six crew members, safely returned to Denver around 8:05 PM, with United Airlines addressing the incident...
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