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20 posted on 06/06/2019 1:15:14 PM PDT by Red Badger (We are headed for a Civil War. It won't be nice like the last one....................)

The reason that I asked is that about 25 years ago at least one of the “cement ships” was still in the Pacific “Inter-island” trade, according to a commercial marine newsletter.
(I once even knew the ship’s name but “I’ve slept since then.”)

Off of our TX coast there are at least two such ships, that were sunk & are part of an artificial reef.
(Believe it or not, TP&WD biologists say that marine life starts “moving into” the new “underwater structure” within 24 hours of a ship/tank/truck/car body being sunk.)

yours, satx

24 posted on 06/06/2019 2:21:19 PM PDT by TMN78247 ("VICTORY or DEATH", William Barrett Travis, LtCol, comdt., Fortress of the Alamo, Bejar, 1836)