"Drain the American Revolution" Nat. Geo. Fresh Water Wrecks

[KathyV]

FYI, I just watched an episode of National Geographic's "Drain the Oceans" that focused on wrecks of wooden-hulled ships from the American Revolutionary War including wrecks in Lake Champlain, Lake Ontario, and the York River. I thought it was an interesting program, see the link below:

Nat Geo's 'Drain the Oceans' Set to Explore American War History

 

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Nat Geo's "Drain" series is really well done. If you're able to watch any of the other episodes I highly recommend it

National Geographic - Drain The Oceans

 

[Dark Wolf]

I agree, very well done. I have been watching them on Disney+.

DW

 

[kelemvor]

What an odd sounding title. Since it's on Disney+ I guess I'll check it out.

 

[Kharon]

I saw it and thought it was really interesting.

 

[dogbone]

when I saw it..I liked it, but got really tired of them reusing the same "lets, DRAIN THE OCEAN" catch phrase all the time...and the same animation...just felt very gimmicky to me...

 

[Scubagolf]

Good series. There is an interesting article in the recent issue 46 of Wreck Diving Magazine, “a behind-the-scenes look at National Geographics international top-rated television series.“

 

[Marie13]

I enjoyed the Drain the Great Lakes one. No surprise there!

 

[Jared0425]

I've always wondered how much the water helps hold the wreck up. If they drained it away I would guess even steel wrecks would collapse once the water was removed.

 

[Dubious]

The series is on disney+ ? That would be a nice change of pace from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse or Frozen 2!