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Cape Cods Pirate Ship
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BEACH-HUNTER
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Its been found...it's spelled 'WHYDAH'
Theres a musem full of loot from this ship in a PROVENCE TOWN,CAPE COD MASS. National Geographic did a huge artical in there magazine about the ship and guys who found it.
Theres a musem full of loot from this ship in a PROVENCE TOWN,CAPE COD MASS. National Geographic did a huge artical in there magazine about the ship and guys who found it.
Amona
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Re: Cape Cod's Pirate Ship
If I was living there, I would be detecting in Cape Cod all time.
Amona
If I was living there, I would be detecting in Cape Cod all time.
Amona
frankie
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Re: Cape Cod's Pirate Ship
you cant detect their. its national seashore,like most of cape cod.most all the good areas are nat seashore or historical houses ect
you cant detect their. its national seashore,like most of cape cod.most all the good areas are nat seashore or historical houses ect
Re: Cape Cod's Pirate Ship
The Wydah was found by Barry Clifford and Rob McClung 26 years ago.
Periodically, salvage may still be ongoing by Clifford.
The Wydah was found by Barry Clifford and Rob McClung 26 years ago.
Periodically, salvage may still be ongoing by Clifford.
bristp
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Does anyone know where she ran aground?
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skenney
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Off the coast of wellfleet
frankie
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I live here. Funny thing with the whidia. Their has been a plack at the site that says. The whidia sank here. It was their way b4 Barry found the front half. Their was another ship with him that sank also. Most of the beaches are national seashore. No detecting. Then were over built,pvt property. Only water left to search.
frankie
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I live here an 3/4's is national seashore and Otis air base. Then were over crowed. But ya its cool.
