The replica HMCS Bounty on ther St. Lawrence at the Johnstown bridge between USA and Canada. Built in 1960 in Nova Scotia the Bounty sank on the 29th October 2012, during Hurricane Sandy.
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The replica HMCS Bounty on ther St. Lawrence at the Johnstown bridge between USA and Canada. Built in 1960 in Nova Scotia the Bounty sank on the 29th October 2012, during Hurricane Sandy.
Correction I goofed, The ship is the HMS Bounty, not HMCS, i.e Her Magesty's Ship, not Her Magesty's Canadian Ship - Brits would not be amused
Very cool. I love the big ships. They make your heart race just looking at them.
Thanks JAS
I quite like the ship framed by the bridge. If it were mine, I'd likely straighten the bridge's left support column as it slopes to the left.
Hope that may help
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Cool story, although sad she's gone. If she's a replica, and built in Canada... then maybe HMCS isn't such a mistake. In fact it seems more proper to me. If the Brits want it... let them build it
Thanks, Marko and Mad Aussi
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