Edmund Fitzgerald
#21
Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
I have heard many times that professional mariners would rather navigate the open ocean rather than the Great Lakes.
Didn't you get the impression that the hatches failed and allowed too much water to engulf the holds?
Didn't you get the impression that the hatches failed and allowed too much water to engulf the holds?
#22
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From: Mequon, WI
Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
I have heard many times that professional mariners would rather navigate the open ocean rather than the Great Lakes.
Didn't you get the impression that the hatches failed and allowed too much water to engulf the holds?
Didn't you get the impression that the hatches failed and allowed too much water to engulf the holds?
That's the theory I subscribe too. It's happened before and will happen again.
#23
I see how it is. I post this same subject on THE DAY of the anniversary and it gets closed.
Whatever.
Whatever.
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#24
Thanks for bringing this up. A good friend of mine was a real Edmond Fitzgerald buff, even visited the museum. Every year he would get some Edmond Fitzgerald Ale from a specialty beer store and we would toast the lost sailors. Unfortunately, my friend died this spring of leukemia. This year we have to have a toast for him also.
#25
See if this works here is a web site to check out and at 7:00 tonight there is to be a live webcast.
http://www.shipwreckmuseum.com/
If this doesn't work I found it on www.lakelandboating.com scroll down and you will see Edmund Fitzgerald Memorial
http://www.shipwreckmuseum.com/
If this doesn't work I found it on www.lakelandboating.com scroll down and you will see Edmund Fitzgerald Memorial



