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![]() Don White wrote: After reading days of posts about singlehandling and monster waves.....most probably imagined after one too many drinks in a comfy Lazy-Boy... here's a reminder that real life dangers do exist.. http://www.cbc.ca/canada/nova-scotia...ip-search.html Was it possibly rogue waves like this, maybe even bigger.. that could have been the death of the Edmund Fitzgerald on Lake Superior? I've heard of monster waves called the "Three Sisters" that could have possibly caused the wreck, or at least, been a contributing factor to the sinking? Not sure, though. That's why I'm asking. |
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