ABANDON SHIP!!!
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What is the story there?
RMCN172RG
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Looks like a few old wrecks at low tide.
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Thanks Capt. Obvious!!
No, I meant what is the story behind the wrecks? What ships are they, when did they run aground in the harbor, etc.
wanttaja
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To paraphrase the old aviation joke: "Hell no, I always moor that way!"Thanks Capt. Obvious!!
No, I meant what is the story behind the wrecks? What ships are they, when did they run aground in the harbor, etc.
Ron Wanttaja
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They may have simply have been left there to rot like this one...Thanks Capt. Obvious!!
No, I meant what is the story behind the wrecks? What ships are they, when did they run aground in the harbor, etc.
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The three tripod like towers were probably used to off load fish and onload ice via cable or rope from the shore to the tower.
Lawreston
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Thanks Capt. Obvious!!
No, I meant what is the story behind the wrecks? What ships are they, when did they run aground in the harbor, etc.
I don't know any details. When I was(we were - I had a co-pilot) circling Boothbay Harbor I spotted the scene which I'd never previously observed during many ground visits to the area. But that vicinity is not usually attended by other than the owners in that development. I think I'll give Ken Brown a call. He'll know the history. Ken was a long time customer at my camera store.
More of that same flight can be seen in my Website in the Gallery: SPECIAL - Boothbay Harbor (Greeting Cards).
HR
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Kinda like that rotting hulk in Wiscasset. I used to love passing by there.
Lawreston
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Two rotting hulks in Wiscasset, depending upon the era of your passage.
Hesper and Luther Little: I have a 30" x 40" enlargement of them from a shot I took 35 or 40 years ago. One of them still had four masts standing.
HR
On a side note it's taken numerous attempts to upload this photo. "Web Acceleration Error; Suspected Satellite Outage." Well, nuts! But I just saw a roadside sign stuck in the ground on the other side of the bridge to this island: "High speed Internet now
available. Dial - - - - - - - - Fairpoint." I should have it as soon as FedEx brings me the modem(maybe tomorrow).
