the rocks.

A part from the main landing gear.

The right main gear. Looks like the B-24E missed clearing the ridge by less than fifty feet. Even if it cleared this ridge, there's a higher one behind it that the bomber would have crashed into.

Other view of the main gear.

After taking this photo, I noticed the white square piece that looked out of place here.

After turning it over, could see that it was a sign placed here ten years ago by the family of Sgt. Paul S. College in memory of him and the rest of the crew. Looks like it was attached to the gear, but the wire rusted and it fell off.

Brake drums.

Looking back at the landing gear as I continue up. I reattached the sign before movingmeeting of the two are rare.

Nearly five years ago on Hollywood beach, a man was run over by a city pickup truck and suffered cuts. In 2011, a Miami Beach police officer on an ATV ran over tourists on the sand. And in 2003, a Miami Beach officer in an SUV ran over two sisters from France sunbathing on the beach. One of the women died.