[SunkenCiv]

"Turkey's refusal to guarantee the 93.5-foot (28.5-meter) wooden ship safe passage through the Bosporus Strait meant that the ship will not reach its ancient predecessor's destination of Colchis..."

[SunkenCiv]

Centuries after Jason mythed the boat, another team has a go
The Age | April 24, 2006 | Deborah Kyvrikosaios
Posted on 05/27/2007 9:23:01 PM PDT by SunkenCiv
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/1840776/posts

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[1rudeboy]

I’m not surprised Turkey would refuse to allow passage. The ship is a hazard to navigation.

[Krankor]

"Turkey's refusal to guarantee the 93.5-foot (28.5-meter) wooden ship safe passage through the Bosporus Strait meant that the ship will not reach its ancient predecessor's destination of Colchis..."

Don 't worry, they'll make it.

[max americana]

It would really be cool if they fight a cyclops along the way.

[eleni121]

The paranoid Parastate of turkey’s constant state of insecurity pops up during the most interesting of events.

Muslim Turks have turned the Bosporus into the most polluted waterways in the world and the City or Constantinople - once the most beautiful of cities - into a hellish polluted dirty place.