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Visted Ashbury Park and saw where the Morrow Castle landed

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320202 months ago

The wreck. The S.S. Connaught disaster. Original wet charcoal and pastel art by me.

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320222 months ago

42 years ago today, the loss of the RNLB Solomon Browne and the MV Union Star

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302132 months ago

The RMS Mülheim was a German cargo ship that was built in Romania and launched in May 1999. It was wrecked on 22 March 2003 at Land's End, United Kingdom.

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278103 months ago

Russian tanker Volgoneft-212 broke in two due to rough weather in the sea of Azov, close to Temryuk Bay near the Kerch straight. 15/12/2024

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260362 months ago

MT Bow Mariner

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256192 months ago

Sinking of the CPR steamship SS Princess Kathleen at Lena Point in Alaska in 1952 (no fatalities)

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25183 months ago

The sinking of Volgoneft-109, 17/12-2024, third Volgoneft vessel to sink in the Black Sea in two days.

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249322 months ago

The aft end of the American Star, ripped apart by the surf

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233143 months ago

"Ursa Major" with cargo of two nuclear hatches and two cranes is seen listing before sinking of the Spanish coast. The russian ship sank after an explosion in the engine room, the ship belongs to Oboronlogistics, the ship was transporting port cranes for a terminal in Vladivostok. 24/12/24

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226232 months ago