Historical shipwrecks [YouTube]
Historical shipwrecks [YouTube]
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LightweightLouisDanvers

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2,694 posts

65 months

Sunday 13th April 2025
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I have watched a significant number of YouTube videos relating to historical shipwrecks. My early interest being for Titanic but this has broadened to many others.
I'm also really fascinated by ship wrecks on Amercia and Canada's Great Lakes, a place I've never been but would dearly love to visit.

A few producers stand out amongst the many:

https://www.youtube.com/oceanlinerdesigns

https://www.youtube.com/@PartTimeExplorer

You'll need to set aside a good few days if you get interested in this content!

Tango13

9,812 posts

198 months

Sunday 13th April 2025
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Robert Ballard has written some good books on his discoveries of the Bismarck, Lusitania and the ships lost at Guadalcanal

marcosgt

11,415 posts

198 months

Friday 25th April 2025
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Tango13 said:
Robert Ballard has written some good books on his discoveries of the Bismarck, Lusitania and the ships lost at Guadalcanal
The Ballard books are very inconsistent, IMO.

Some are excellent and some are very ordinary.

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