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    Jan 2012
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    Looks like a balast pile to me - what do you think ???

    using google earth
    I was searching shore off beaches i been hitting
    panned out and saw this anomaly in your lower right of image - way out from shore - but water not real deep water
    Looks like a balast pile to me - what do you think ???-dsc00302.jpg
    zoomed in and saw this
    Looks like a balast pile to me - what do you think ???-dsc00303.jpg

    on a completely different beach miles away - i came across this
    no road access - and a looong walk to get to - guess is mid to late 1800's
    Looks like a balast pile to me - what do you think ???-wreck.jpg
    "Casper" - coincidence -check it out - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casper_(name) -
    Motto = "I try to hit where others cant or others wont "

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    CASPER

    Jan 2012
    NEW ENGLAND
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    oh - did a little research - no record online of a wreck off this beach
    but did hear a few things from locals but keeping that close to the vest right now
    "Casper" - coincidence -check it out - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casper_(name) -
    Motto = "I try to hit where others cant or others wont "

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    Jan 2012
    Haines City, FL
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    Casper, to me, these do not appear to be ballast stones. Perhaps cement bags on a barge that broke it's mooring, drifted to sea and sank.

    I would guess the outline in photo 3 to be a 1950 to 1970's motor vessel. Good luck! Dell

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    CASPER

    Jan 2012
    NEW ENGLAND
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    Dell - youre correct - it is ballast from a barge - a military supply barge - civil war era
    but not officially documented in any local records
    ship on beach is large - whaling era - 100+ footer
    "Casper" - coincidence -check it out - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casper_(name) -
    Motto = "I try to hit where others cant or others wont "

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    Very interesting, keep us posted!
    "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.”-Mark Twain

 

 

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