Video of the HMS Ontario sunk in 1780 in lake Ontario. The ship was found by Dan Scoville and Jim Kennard in June 2008.
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Video of the HMS Ontario sunk in 1780 in lake Ontario. The ship was found by Dan Scoville and Jim Kennard in June 2008.
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She is stunning an where she belongs we gain nothing by raising her not to mention the risk of doing so is far to great. Than you for the video Great work keep it up i truly envy you guys.
I have mixed feeligs on what should be done with her. It is a war grave and should be protected no doubt about that. But at the same time it would be a great to bring it up so that way the legacy of these men will be preserved. Example i didn't even know about this ship untill I accidently discoverd an article on it while looking up oceanography material. I don;t know how leaving her down in the dark to be forgotten honor the men who served on her
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