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Nous avons visité un nouveau naufrage découvert par la mer pendant une tempête récente.  Ce navire, le Logan, était perdu en 1920.  Il a été emporté par l’océan à terre près de notre maison.

 

 

We visited a new shipwreck uncovered by the sea during a recent storm.  This ship, the Logan, was lost in 1920.  Il was carried by the ocean to land near our house.
COMMENTS
Andre. said at 7:07 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
Wonderful find. Nice job.
Jerii said at 7:08 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
This is great! The shipwreck looks like the backbone and ribs of some giant animal. Lovely photos and an interesting tabblo!
EMA said at 7:09 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
The sea takes, the sea gives back!
Very interesting tabblo Paula!
Thank you for sharing these nice photos!
Hollyridger said at 7:10 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
Wow, this is fascinating. thanks so much for sharing...
TopOfTheStretch said at 7:11 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
Excellent shots....very interresting story....
LatentE said at 7:18 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
As has been mentioned the relic looks like the remains of a great whale almost as much as a fragment from a great sea faring era.
Snooway said at 7:22 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
very interesting and nice shots:)
Leftofcenter said at 7:26 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
love yr closeups of the wreck and the first pic, cool portrait of Anthony!
Charlespop said at 7:34 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
Great found art !
Curriehouse said at 7:41 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
This is so interesting and what great pictures.
Chiloedream said at 8:14 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
Superbe, la mer nous réserve parfois d'immenses surprises, au gré de ses humeurs...
""" La mer prend sans demander,
La mer est un travailleur, un voleur, un vagabond.
Pourquoi la mer rend-elle si lentement
Ou ne rend-elle jamais? """
(Carl SANDBURG, Fumée et Acier, 1920)
SeánanForbes said at 8:31 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
Imagine the lives that have known this ship.
Lifequest22 said at 8:54 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
Thanks for capturing such great shots of this event. So interesting, Paula.
Ebucar said at 9:09 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
How interesting. Nice captures, Paula. Love this tabblo.
Moabjeeper said at 9:15 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
Very well done.
JuDeck said at 9:31 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
wow....what a great find and story
Jantass said at 9:48 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
Excellent photographs and interesting, the sea fascinates me !!
Roygoodwin said at 10:13 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
Amazing! What a beautiful day too... Thanks Paula.
Cowgirl said at 10:17 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
very cool pic. of a very interesting subject... love the water ...
Pkeener said at 10:50 p.m. on Mar 2, 2008:
Paula. I love how this tabblo unfolds, just like a mystery. i was so curious with each photo , to see what the mystery was! excellent job of putting it together. i really like the shots of Anthony, and you, and then the pieces of the ship, your explanation, and then the ocean in its vastness. What a perfect Tabblo. Beautiful photos, great story.
Debdog said at 12:05 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
great story, and images......:) thanks
Shenresi said at 12:56 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
wonderful story, Paula and great shots- thanks !!!
Jigs said at 1:31 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
How fortunate you are to be right where that action is! Thank you for sharing with us this special discovery.
Wildthing said at 3:39 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
Great tabblo, Paula. Have you tried to find pics of the Logan as it was before the fateful day it sank? Mike.
Northof40 said at 4:54 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
Pretty cool Paula....Nice work
Leeuwjan said at 5:13 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
These are lovely shots. Thanks for sharing today.
Tishfish said at 5:48 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
Gorgeous shots Paula ! ! ! ! !
Spilly0901 said at 7:14 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
Lovely Paula. Thanks for the peek.
Agdal said at 7:16 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
J'adore la couleur de ces photos,Paula!!! On EST vraiment d'un seul coup au bord de la mer! Elles ont la netteté de certaines photos de KENNEDY en vacances,cet air bleu et unique!!!
Les deux photographes,Anthony et toi,semblez de vrais pros!!!
Je reviendrai les voir en fin de journée,bises à tous les deux,joelle
Moabjeeper said at 7:59 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
One more visit.
ElZorroTOX said at 8:55 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
This is so cool; great visual story.
Ira said at 11:08 a.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
What can be more romantic than winters beach&Wonderful work!
Nakedeast said at 12:39 p.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
Interesting tabblo!
Wflorence said at 1:03 p.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
This would fit in Keeli's "More than meets the eye" group nicely.
Noe said at 2:02 p.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
Very interesting Paula and great shots! =)
Candlepower said at 2:07 p.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
Wonderful shots. One was uncovered on the Oregon coast latly too. Love this Tabblo!
Ania said at 3:17 p.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
beautiful, lonley beach and intresting shipwrecs! lovely photos!!!
SterlingGray said at 3:44 p.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
What an incredible find and your photos are wonderful. Well Done.
Veronicasuzio said at 4:14 p.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
Very cool! Great shots!
Swedfinn said at 10:57 p.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
Interesting and well captured story Paula!! and nice environment,too! : )
SteveBrisendine said at 11:06 p.m. on Mar 3, 2008:
I agree. It does look like the remains of something that once was alive.
Wlk68 said at 8:27 a.m. on Mar 4, 2008:
That's awesome!! It's really interesting how the sea will reveal these marvelous little tidbits and the take them back again. Thanks for sharing!!
AdSR said at 4:18 p.m. on Mar 4, 2008:
Now this is something you don't see every day.
AliDar said at 8:00 p.m. on Mar 5, 2008:
What an interesting thing to happen, to have the sea bring you a mystery from the past to contemplate, ... and to think that it just showed up one day, and another it will be gone. Thank you for sharing what the sea shared with you. :)
YonderCreature said at 3:22 a.m. on Mar 6, 2008:
How intriguing! A wondrous mystery to find the skeleton of a ship delivered to the beach by the sea...thank you for sharing!
Emmabro said at 12:31 p.m. on Mar 7, 2008:
fascinating story and lovely photo's !
Welshchick said at 6:49 a.m. on Mar 8, 2008:
This is so cool Paula - wonderful photos and I love the history of it...some old cannons washed ashore on our coast of Cannon Beach, Ore. a couple of weeks ago...the town was actually named for the cannons on a large vessel that wrecked in the 1800's Thank you~
ViqiFrench said at 10:51 p.m. on Mar 9, 2008:
Very cool!
Krisu said at 5:58 p.m. on Mar 14, 2008:
Nice!
Mashpee_Paula said at 4:58 p.m. on Mar 18, 2008:
Thank you, Andre, it was a wonderful find! Thanks, Jerri, you are right the remains do resemble the backbone and ribs of a giant animal!! Thank you, Ema, yes the sea does give and takes back! Thank you, Doreen, Jeff and Sue, happy you liked my tabblo! Thank you, Annelies, and Anthony thanks you too!! :) Thanks very much, Charles and Beth! Thank you, Seánan, my son and I were thinking the same thoughts as you!! Thank you, Linda and Elaine! Thank, Bob, two times!! Thank you, Jud and Jeanine, I am fascinated with the sea too!! Thanks, Roy, it was a gorgeous day! Thanks, Bobbi!! Thanks so much, Pam, you are always so sweet!! :) Thank you, Deb, Angela and Jigs, yes we are very fortunate to live so close to the sea! :) Thank you, Mike, I did look online for photos, but have yet to find any!! Thanks Steve, Jan and Doreen!! Thanks, ElZorro, happy you liked my "visual" story!! :) Thank you, Gayle and Korinka! Thank you, Nakedeast and Bill!! Thanks so much, Noe, Connie, and Ania!! Thank you Sterling, Veron and Jorma!! Thank you Steve and Wendy!! Thanks, Adsr, my first time seeing someting such as this!! Thanks very much Dar, I am happy to share this with you, I know you are a sea lover too!! Thanks, Yonder, Ema, and Rhonda. Thanks very much Vigi and Kris! Again, I appreciate all of your words, thank you all very much!! :)

Salut Thierry! Oui, tu as raison!! La mer tient toujours beaucoup de merveille!! Merci pour la citation. Je notice qu’il date de la même année que le navire a trouvé sa mort!! (1920) C’était fascinant d’être dans la présence de ce navire! Il y avait tellement idées qui passent par mon esprit. Anthony et moi, nous avons appris qu’il transportait du charbon. Nous sommes contents de savoir qu’on laissera le navire dans sa place et permettre la mer de le réclamer. Merci, capitaine!! J’ai cru que tu trouverais cette histoire fascinante!! :)
Salut ma Joelle!! La plage à ce que le navire était emporté est la même que tu m’as dit te rappeler aux plages du Maroc!! Ah, ah, tu as raison – les Kennedys ont une résidence ici à Cape Cod, situé à Hyannis. Il y a beaucoup d’ans, quand j’étais serveuse de bar, j’ai servi Ted Kennedy (je te dirai les histories un jour)!! :) Quoi qu’il en soit, je suis heureuse que tu aimes ce Tabblo. Anthony et moi, nous nous sommes bien amusés de faire les images!! ~~ Grosses bises à toi et à toi, Thierry!!
Bo_bo_92 said at 3:51 p.m. on Mar 24, 2008:
What a cool experience to see! Great job on capturing it.
Mashpee_Paula said at 6:30 a.m. on Mar 25, 2008:
Thanks so much, Miranda! Yes, it was a very cool to touch and see this amazing sight in person! Thank you! :)
Frérot said at 11:48 a.m. on Jun 23, 2008:
Ce que tu racontes sur l'histoire de ce bateau est magnifique. Oui il faut laisser à la mer le soin de reprendre son bien.Tanti bacci
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