picture of the anchor of the Nuestra Senora de la Concepcion

[Dr. Gaetan Algoet]

Here you can see a diver handeling the ship's anchor of the Nuestra Senora de la Concepcion in the 1950's.

 

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[ivan salis]

Re: picture of anker on the Nuestra Senora de la concepcion

ship's anchor ( * )

 

[Lucky Eddie]

Re: picture of anker on the Nuestra Senora de la concepcion


shipsankher...is what made her sink!

You made a funny Joke Gaetan - intentional or no.

Cheers

 

[Dr. Gaetan Algoet]

Re: picture of anker on the Nuestra Senora de la concepcion

shipsankher...is what made her sink!

You made a funny Joke Gaetan - intentional or no.

Cheers

Ok sorry, i made the correction. That's what happens when you post early in the morning.

 

[Lucky Eddie]

Thank you - I needed a good laugh today!

Cheers

 

[Panfilo]

Dr. Gaetan, have you been following Burt Webber’s recent expedition in the Dominican Republic? I read somewhere that they were taking down another very well equipped ship this week. Just curious.
Panfilo

 

[mariner]

Welcome, back, Dr. G.

Mariner

 

[Chagy]

Is this the Concepcion in Aborojo, silver banks DR 1950s? Didnt Burt Webber find it in 1979?

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Sheesh DR Gaetan, you should see 'my' Spanish Even pore Chagy, as good as he is, can't understand it.

My biggest embarrassment was in speaking to a Spanish speaking audience describing the progress of my old fashioned formal Spanish courtship with my future wife. I was remarking on the close Duenna ship and said that we couldn't do anything but hold hands. Some of the audience broke up Most were laughing in sympathy, stillll.

When it was explained to the audience what I had intended to say in Spanish. Many former hostile people then became my friends.

I had inadvertently said that "since we couldn't do anything together, we had to resort to, 'blushing --- 'self abuse". My bride to be, wasn't amused ! sniff.

For those that aren't accustomed to the 'phrase', Chagy will explain.

Frankly, I envy you on your useage and ability in English Dr. I wish that I could still speak as well in my college German. At one time I could also write Basic Chinese which was handy in Old Peking, however, due to so many different dialects I never learned to speak it, except to say "how much", "too much" etc.

Don Jose de La Mancha

p.s. In Spanish the object acts upon it self, so "the ship sank herself" is correct.

 

[Bobadilla]

Is this the Concepcion in Aborojo, silver banks DR 1950s? Didnt Burt Webber find it in 1979?

Hello Chagy, my dear friend,

There was a secret expedition organized by Porfirio Rubirosa, who was son-on-law of Dominican dictator Trujillo, and French adventurer and lawyer of Russian origin Alexandre Korganoff. The last one found the story about "Concepcion" and her treasure in Spanish archive, he convinced Rubirosa to be his partner, they got the ship and sailed off from Puerto Plata in September, 1952. The expedition ended with absolute disaster, the sailors were more drunk than sober and they were lucky to get back to Puerto Plata in one piece. They repeated the expedition one and half year later with the same result.

Cheers....
Lobo (Bobadilla)

 

[Dr. Gaetan Algoet]

Is this the Concepcion in Aborojo, silver banks DR 1950s? Didnt Burt Webber find it in 1979?

Yes that is that Concepcion. It was discovered in the 50's by Alexander Korganov. I even have picture of alexander with his ship going on expedition.

 

[Chagy]

Interesting. Did Alexander recover any treasure that time?

 

[Dr. Gaetan Algoet]

Interesting. Did Alexander recover any treasure that time?

Yes he did. I have picture of goldcoin he found. But Phips recovered already 15 ton of gold before Korganov.