Part of blown up tanker 5 miles away

[frankie]

We had a oil tanker which was blown up 5 miles offshore because of it being a hazard. Well that was years ago and a part of the blown up ship came ashore in a new skiff channel. It's the only steel around here that's this big. Plus it's off where the tanker was blown up. I also have three wrecks together that are all like 200 feet offshore in a line. Right out side these wrecks is a strip of hard bottom from the air view. Maybe I can find a deep honey [HOLE] for the spilling on this hard bottom down tide. Ha Ha. You would be very surprised at how much sand is leaving this area. I can believe how much sand is gone and what the ocean can really do.

 

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[huntsman53]

If not too much trouble, I would think about dismantling the pieces of ships that come ashore that are too large to handle and make some money recycling the Steel. You will not only help cleanup the shoreline but also fill your' pockets with money doing so!


Frank

 

[CincinnatiKid]

That would be a serious hazard to both recreational boats and commercial?
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