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« on: March 20, 2012, 06:19:48 am »
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Hello All

Here is some more possible interesting shipwrecks not far from Wabassco off Vero beach Florida?

Very little is documented about this vessel sunk in 1821 in the same area as the 1618 San Martín and a 1715 site known as “Cannon wreck,” with the 1715 “Corrigans wreck” and 1824 Spring of Whitby sites mentioned in earlier post nearby along the coast.

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