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Shipwrecks & other maritime disasters ⚓️ Archive: http://zerolabarre.tumblr.com/archive

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Monday

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Made a new discovery today…. well at least to me.🥳🥳🥳

Found part of a ship wreck on the beach close to where my parents live.⛵⛵⛵

The research I did discovered that it was the William H. Sumner which dated back to 1919.😲

That is officially 100 years ago!!😁🤓😁

The site was actually discovered in 2012 when the tides shifted the beach and revealed this treasure. 🌊🏝🌊

It was marked as a historic site and left for viewers and mother nature to do its will.🗺

my pictures is the deck of the ship, you can see the large iron nails that kept the boards together. ⛵⛵⛵

And I also added a surf city map and an historic photo of the William H. Sumner complements of google 🌎🌎🌎

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On October 24, 1918, the passenger liner Princess Sophia ran aground on Vanderbilt reef off the coast of Alaska.  39 harrowing hours later she slipped off the reef and sank in heavy weather, killing all 364 people aboard.  The disaster, largely forgotten today, is a tragic story of misjudgment and courage that remains the deadliest shipwreck in Alaskan history today.

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The Loullia shipwreck, Tiran Island, Red Sea, Egypt. June, 2017

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October 1913, a large clipper ship, the Glenesslin, wrecked on the rocks at the base of Neahkahnie Mountain

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Hiked out to the Iredale today.

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Life At Sea

10 Big time Abandon-ships and Ship wrecks of the history