Why No Ship Should Be Salvaged

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It’s May 10, 1895 and the 300 foot steamer Cayuga is sailing in fog. The crew is oblivious that soon David would sink Goliath. The Cayuga was one of 5 identical ships built in the late 1880’s as a crack express freight carrier. The ships were owned by the Lehigh Valley Transit Company.
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Lost Legend of the Lakes
By: Robert McGreevy
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NONE OF THE PHOTOS IN THIS VIDEO ARE MINE OR WERE TAKEN BY ME
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@ConnorTenold Год назад

Comment some shipwreck videos you guys would like to see!

@HahnJames Год назад

There's a shipwreck from the 1800s in Lake Michigan off of the Wisconsin coast that I'd like to see you do a video on. I apologize because I don't have much for you to go on. I read about it a long time ago. It's in deep water and it was hauling corn (Ipm pretty sure.). They sent divers down to it when they found it and the corn is still fresh. I think they found some of the crew, too.

@ConnorTenold Год назад

@@HahnJames I'll see what I can do. Do you know the name of the vessel or maybe the date it sunk?

@HahnJames Год назад

@@ConnorTenold I'll dig around and see what I can find.

@glengrieve544 Год назад

Great 👌 content and beautifully presented thank you for the great insight

@ConnorTenold Год назад

Your Welcome!

@tonyortiz1890 Год назад

I really enjoy your stories 😊 fascinating

@ConnorTenold Год назад

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy them!

@fhwolthuis Год назад

Great video 👍🏻

@ConnorTenold Год назад

Thanks!

@BGRANT777X Год назад

They had years to set them up and nobody thought of a way to fill more than one at a time?

@ConnorTenold Год назад

Guess not………

@HahnJames Год назад

A good idea with lousy execution. I always tell my judo students that excellent execution of a technique is critical to a positive outcome. The same principle works for a lot of other things, too. Did you know that on May 1st upon receiving the news of the passing of Gordon Lightfoot, they rang the bell at the Mariner's Church (Sailor's Maritime Cathedral per Lightfoot's song) in Detroit, 30 times? In essence, they included him with the crew of the Edmund Fitzgerald. I thought that was a great tribute.

@ConnorTenold Год назад

What was lousy about it?

@ConnorTenold Год назад

Gordon Lightfoot played a big part in my love for ships…….

@djmiller232 Год назад

@@ConnorTenold This was an interesting video and I'm sure source visuals were hard to find. Nothing lousy about it. Just consider the source of that negative comment and dismiss it as worthless.

@ConnorTenold Год назад

@@djmiller232 Thank you!

@HahnJames Год назад

@@ConnorTenold It had a great chance of working if they had put some more effort in figuring out ow to fill those pontoons with air simultaneously. The lifting pressure would have been distributed evenly, then.