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Remains of the SS Fernebo, Cromer, Norfolk
CROMER, NORFOLK, 3 June 1018: Wreckage of the SS Fernebo, seen at low tide. The Swedish ship was hit by a mine during a gale on 9th January 1917, and eleven men were rescued by Cromer lifeboat (the Louisa Heartwell), led by Coxwain Henry Blogg, and five other men were helped ashore by a human chain.
Photo ID: SSFernebo-Cromer-3Jun2018-1281
Created: June 03, 2018
Author: Alison Toon
Alison Toon
File state: Final
Photo size: 18.5 Mpixels (52.9 MB uncompressed) - 6720x2753 pixels (22.4x9.2 in / 56.9x23.3 cm at 300 ppi)
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