treasurechaser
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We have the coordinates, we visited the museum, we lost an anchor, we did not find the wreck. It does exist and has been cataloged by SOS and filmed, we did find a small piece of wood that may have been off the mayflower, as the curator of the local Mayflower museum had similar pieces among his collection.
The Mayflower was at the time it sunk in 1912, Canada's worst inland maritime disaster.
We are going back in less than two weeks. Heres photos from our first expedition. Its about two hours west of Ottawa. I may have my history wrong, one photo says 9 deaths, mine says 8. I think the difference is, they were already transporting a casket with a dead man in it. So technically, I guess, 9, yes is the correct answer.
The Mayflower was at the time it sunk in 1912, Canada's worst inland maritime disaster.
We are going back in less than two weeks. Heres photos from our first expedition. Its about two hours west of Ottawa. I may have my history wrong, one photo says 9 deaths, mine says 8. I think the difference is, they were already transporting a casket with a dead man in it. So technically, I guess, 9, yes is the correct answer.
