This past Friday morning, we embarked on an incredible adventure, diving into the rich shipwreck history of the river. Dan and I had the pleasure of chatting with the wonderful Emily right in front of the iconic EMILY C.—a truly unforgettable experience!

A massive thank you goes out to Helen Cooper of ABUCS, who graciously provided the use of her boats, and to Captain Gary, who kept us entertained with his great humor throughout the morning.

🎥 A Special Thanks for Incredible Footage
This episode wouldn’t have been the same without the stunning visuals provided by some amazing contributors:

• Lloyd Shales+ – for the incredible sinking footage of the WOLFE ISLANDER
• My personal collection – featuring breathtaking underwater footage of the WOLFE ISLANDER

Honouring Shipwreck Explorers Who Paved the Way

We also want to take a moment to acknowledge and appreciate the pioneers of shipwreck exploration who have preserved our rich maritime history:
⚓ Skip Couch
⚓ Don Martin+
⚓ Rick Neilson+
⚓ Dennis McCarthy
⚓ Tim Caza
⚓ And countless others who have dedicated their time and effort to documenting and preserving shipwreck history

Connecting to Our Maritime Heritage

The passion and dedication of these individuals have made it possible for us to delve into the intriguing world of shipwrecks, uncovering lost stories and bringing history to life. Thanks to organizations like SOS/POW and our work at Shotline Diving, we continue to explore, document, and share these incredible discoveries.

A huge thank you to everyone involved in making this episode a success! From the charming Emily to the countless explorers before us, your contributions are truly immeasurable.

Join us on our next adventure as we continue to unravel the mysteries of local history. Until then, stay curious and keep exploring!

Watch the news feature here: 🎥
🔗 WWNYTV – Shipwrecks of the St. Lawrence

🌊 Tom

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