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Those types of transports were common on many waterways throughout history. It's really fascinating to read how various people came up with solutions to problems.
 
AirDancer said:
Those types of transports were common on many waterways throughout history. It's really fascinating to read how various people came up with solutions to problems.
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that is before vero beach. probably boating from gem island. the first "vero"
 
Those steamships were at times quite dangerous. I no longer remember the stats, but so many of them blew up. Depending upon the body of water, survivors of the steamship explosion might not survive the crocs/alligators/snakes in the area (and that's all dependent on the survivor being able to swim!).
 
AirDancer said:
Those steamships were at times quite dangerous. I no longer remember the stats, but so many of them blew up. Depending upon the body of water, survivors of the steamship explosion might not survive the crocs/alligators/snakes in the area (and that's all dependent on the survivor being able to swim!).
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there is one sunken of our beach the ss Breconshire
 
I can believe there would be some along the coast in your area.

Steamships & various styles of riverboats have been found over the decades when dredging the Mississippi River have occurred.

One of the hazards of travel.
 
AirDancer said:
I can believe there would be some along the coast in your area.

Steamships & various styles of riverboats have been found over the decades when dredging the Mississippi River have occurred.

One of the hazards of travel.
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several there is one also to the north near Wabasso. the Breconshire crew was able to swim to what is now Jaycee beach, the life station was there an i have some remnants in a photo from it.
 
Years ago when getting certified for scuba diving, we traveled to a large lake ... got to explore around some of the boats that went down over the years. Rather curious.
 
AirDancer said:
Years ago when getting certified for scuba diving, we traveled to a large lake ... got to explore around some of the boats that went down over the years. Rather curious.
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the big lake in my state has a few that are very ancient . probably pre America
 
It's amazing how boats submerged for decades/centuries can remain intact. The way our Lord designed everything is so awe-inspiring!
 
I think about the various ships & vessels that have been found in oceans. Watched the documentary when they filmed the actual Titanic (not the movie). It was creepy but still intriguing.
 
AirDancer said:
I think about the various ships & vessels that have been found in oceans. Watched the documentary when they filmed the actual Titanic (not the movie). It was creepy but still intriguing.
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they mention the subs. that's from my area. harbor branch was a big reason it was even found
 
Very true. It's not just the big ocean liners that are found but subs, schooners, et al. Fascinating to watch the exploration and/or salvage (depending upon who's filming).
 
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