[txzman]

Cool. Thank You.

[tet68]

It’s just too bad we can’t submerge Hillery! in the
cold, oxygenless depths of the Baltic for say 200 years...

[Bean Counter]

At a depth of 125 meters, it might be possible to salvage quite a bit of this “wreck”, but raising it from that depth may well be impossible...

[Aglooka]

Thanks. This is neat.

On a similar note there is a British ship named “Bredalbane” that went down in the Canadian Arctic in 1850. The wreck is amazingly well preserved and can be visited via submarine for $10k/person.

[Travis McGee]

Way cool!

[Kevmo]

bmflr

[kitchen]

Too modern for GGG?

[skeeter]

Nearly 400 years underwater & its masts and bowsprit are still intact.

[mysterio]

Wow. That is amazing.

[VOA]

bump

[wildbill]

“you could hardly call it a shipwreck.”

No kidding. It gives me goosebumps. It looks like someone sailed it gently into the sand. I keep getting an image of an old Norseman sailing her into the deeps, calling “Odin, Odin” as she sank beneath the waves.

Thanks for finding and posting this.

[Trajan88]

neat-o bandee-do... thanks for posting.