Photos of the ship were posted to Facebook by Meyer Vacation Rentals. Gulf Shores is about an hour’s drive from Mobile, Ala., to the west and Pensacola, Fla., to the east.
The ship was partially uncovered during Hurricane Ivan in 2004, and in 2008 Hurricane Ike uncovered more of the boat.
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ReplyDeleteSo! Hurricanes are usefull.
Okay, I'm confused! (not) In one articla this weekend, shifting sandbars (Assateague Island) is disappearing and threatened becaust of the "rise of the oceans" and "global Warming" crap. Now, in this article, the earth is somehow returning to the shape it was in 1865! That boat didn't dig itself into thw sand after it sank/ ran aground!
ReplyDeleteMore proof indeed that Al Gore and his ilk is fill of $h1t!
The moving water and sand buried the ship
DeleteIn the end times the seas shall give up her dead. Not in cases like this, which is interesting, but when the seas dry up.
ReplyDeleteI think most, if not all, of the water will be dried up on the surface when that time comes.
Fascinating story and thanks for sharing this...I love Civil War things like this!
ReplyDeleteThat's the Mineola.
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ReplyDeleteWhat???