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Manitowoc County shipwreck nets honor

20 January 2016 by Alan

Manitowoc County shipwreck nets honor – (curated as of interest to Cape Town Shipwreck and Cape Town).

The Wisconsin Historical Society has announced the listing of the Pathfinder shipwreck in the Two Creeks vicinity in Manitowoc County in the National Register of Historic Places. National Register designation provides access to certain benefits …
Read more on The Sheboygan Press

Ivory Coast shipwreck survivor tells story – (curated as of interest to Cape Town Shipwreck and Cape Town).

Whereas at least one shipwreck survivor has said he was taken directly from a kidnappers' camp to the boat after paying for his freedom, Rasta said after a month he was able to escape. He managed to flag down a car and was taken back to Tripoli by the …
Read more on News24

Visit Seal Point Lighthouse and shipwrecks – (curated as of interest to Cape Town Shipwreck and Cape Town).

WITH Tourism and Heritage Month both being celebrated in September, it only makes sense to visit the only lighthouse in the Kouga, and some of the shipwrecks whose remains can still be seen on the coastline. Our Kouga coastline claimed many vessels …
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Students document Fleetwing shipwreck changes – (curated as of interest to Cape Town Shipwreck and Cape Town).

According to researchers at East Carolina University, the Fleetwing ship wreck in Garrett Bay is changing. For three weeks in September, graduate students of the college's Maritime Studies program and their director Bradley A. Rodgers, Ph.D., spent a …
Read more on Green Bay Press Gazette

Facebook mistook Libyan shipwreck photos for spam – (curated as of interest to Cape Town Shipwreck and Cape Town).

They showed the victims and some people who were still holding onto the shipwreck. His photo album was shared more than 100,000 times before it was temporarily deleted by Facebook. The company blamed a bug which marked the album as spam.
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