Nor'easter uncovers Revolutionary War-era ship buried in the sands of Maine beach

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Nor'easter uncovers Revolutionary War-era ship buried in the sands of Maine beach



By Ashley Collman For Dailymail.com

PUBLISHED: 15:42 EST, 5 March 2018


A Nor'easter battered coastal New England last week, dragging so much sand out to sea that it revealed a Revolutionary War-era ship buried on one Maine beach.

The ship, which was previously uncovered last month during Winter Storm Nemo, was uncovered again after a new storm hit Short Sands Beach in York on Friday and Saturday.

Locals say the ship has been uncovered several times over the years in serious storms.


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A Revolutionary War-era ship has been uncovered at Short Sands Beach in York, Maine after a Nor'eater last week swept tons of sand out to sea

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People have been flocking to the beach to take pictures with the sloop before it's covered again

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Locals say the ship has been uncovered several times over the years in serious storms.

And they never thought to save what remained? I'm calling bullshit. Until the remaining timbers are tested it's just a rotten hull.
 
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