Ship pushed ashore by storm 1912

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Uploaded by on Mar 8, 2008

Italian SS Tripolitania is pushed ashore by a storm on dec 25th 1912 on England coast.After laying 300 meters inshore a four month hard job pushes her back to sea

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  • well,i found this on some books, but if you say that,then ok.

  • would have been interesting without all the stupid comments on top of it.

  • ok,wise guy. each comment stays abt 3 secs. forget it. i tried to be funny,not stupid.

  • Nice little vid, thanks for posting, those were the hardworking days, can you imagine the H+S guys letting anyone do that now?!?

  • @mickeymoose76 Well,everybody has the right to comment.. no harm done,it is only a tiny bit of history..

    thanks

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  • That would have been a great time to clean the lower hull of barnicles, and maybe a little paint too...

  • I'm surprised the pesky Cornish didn't strip her.

  • The ship never was re-floated, it was scrapped.

    "The SS Tripolitania ran aground at Loe Bar on Boxing Day 1912. This steamer could not make any headway against a fierce gale and was grounded. Attempts to refloat her were continued for nearly two years, but were unsuccessful. She was broken up there on the Bar."

  • like the music

  • Thanks for posting annanoli. Seen a few vids of yours, I instantly recognised this one from the content (Italian ships) and the music! Keep them coming :-)

  • @annanoli I wasnt being critical, I was saying how different things were then as opposed to now, where everyone has to wear hard hats and go through endless health and safety meetings etc..

  • Very, very good vid! It must have been backbreaking work in those times.

    And I thought the on screen comments were funny. I guess that's what happens when you have a sense of humor.

  • Same year the R.M.S Titanic sank

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