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I posted it the day he died. Its here somewhere.Engine Sales and Service
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I've stood on Lighthouse Point while a winter storm was raging , 60 mph winds and ten degrees , which is the closest place on land to where the Edmund sank .
It was spooky , pitch dark night , zero visibility and huge waves breaking on the beach . We were on a snowmobile trip and heard on the TV it was the first time a storm of that magnitude had hit since the sinking , so we rode twenty miles to see it , and it was crazy .
Gusts' of wind would knock you backwards and the cold was unbearable , the spray was like needles hitting your face.
Sobering to think of the men on that ship knowing they were going to sink in that environment .👍 3Comment
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I love that song, it was so rough prior to the sinking that the cook could not feed them, the Fitzgerald was grossly overloaded.
Best song of the 70's!
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A classic song no doubt, to say it's the best ever, well that's very subjective. I doubt I'd even say it's the best of the 70's. A great story song for sure.This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties either expressed, written or implied and confers no rights.
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