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Remembering the Daniel J. Morrell, a 1966 Great Lakes shipwreck lost to the gales of November
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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Shipwreck hunters are planning to excavate around a Lake Erie wreck this summer that they think could be the remains of a schooner that went down nearly two centuries ago. Its size, design and location point toward it being a sailing ship called the Lake Serpent, which sunk in 1829, the […]
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Interview with Stephanie Gandulla as she describes the shipwreck Monohansett out of Alpena, MI. It’s a shallow wreck at snorkeling depth but the water can be crystal clear since it’s out of the bay by the Thunderbay island. Interesting story about the helmsman getting thrown into the lake by a wave during a storm and […]
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The Great Lakes cumulatively went from 3.3% to 9.4% ice covered in just five days, from Dec. 22 through Wednesday, with continued cold temperatures expected to keep that number rising quickly. The Great Lakes at this time last year had just 3.2% ice cover — and a scant 0.3% ice cover at this time in […]
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