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oldironside

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2. I'm sure there are more in the Channel and the North Sea...

Reply to mgc1961 (Reply #1)

Fri May 3, 2013, 07:01 AM

May 2013

... that are recoverable, we just need to find them. This one is pretty shallow, but was forgotten because it was covered in sand (which is apparently very bad for the aluminium structure). Now, if I could put together a wish list of other types, it would go on for a few pages.

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Dornier 17 to rise (hopefully) from Goodwin Sands. [View all] oldironside May 2013 OP

Excellent story, I wish them luck! mgc1961 May 2013 #1

I'm sure there are more in the Channel and the North Sea... oldironside May 2013 #2