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when was the californian wreck?
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Posted on: 2004/9/18 0:20
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[quote:9ceed35029="rose89"]when was the californian wreck?[/quote:9ceed35029]
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Posted on: 2004/9/18 1:10
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[quote:0448fc6c8c="rose89"]when was the californian wreck?[/quote:0448fc6c8c]
[quote:0448fc6c8c]I am wondering that too.[/quote:0448fc6c8c] Hi! I'm at a loss to know why you're both wondering! :D As I've already said earlier in this thread: 'Californian and Carpathia sank in 1915 and 1918 respectively.' Best wishes, Mark. |
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[quote:f3a2f3b84c="Mark Chirnside"][quote:f3a2f3b84c="rose89"]when was the californian wreck?[/quote:f3a2f3b84c]
[quote:f3a2f3b84c]I am wondering that too.[/quote:f3a2f3b84c] Hi! I'm at a loss to know why you're both wondering! :D As I've already said earlier in this thread: 'Californian and Carpathia sank in 1915 and 1918 respectively.' Best wishes, Mark.[/quote:f3a2f3b84c] Oh, hehe I must be blind! |
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yes, i am sorry mark.
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Posted on: 2004/9/18 18:27
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[quote:a120f8718d="rose89"]yes, i am sorry mark.[/quote:a120f8718d]
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Posted on: 2004/9/18 20:02
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No the Californian hasnt been explored because it is deep water. Close to the same depth as Titanic. So it isnt worth spending money to look for her.
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[quote:9ec207e02f="1812"]No the Californian hasnt been explored because it is deep water. Close to the same depth as Titanic. So it isnt worth spending money to look for her.[/quote:9ec207e02f]
Could I ask your sources? Best, Mark. |
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It was mentioned in a documentary on the search for the Carpathia. They had considered looking for the Californian but it was too deep. Whereas Carpathia is in only a few hundred feet of water. |
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Posted on: 2004/9/18 20:49
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It was mentioned in a documentary on the search for the Carpathia. They had considered looking for the Californian but it was too deep. Whereas Carpathia is in only a few hundred feet of water.[/quote:e404911285] I see. But is the depth as deep as Titanic? From what I'd been able to gather, although it might be deeper than the Carpathia it was not as deep as Titanic. I haven't done any primary source research on that. Pity they haven't explored her, isn't it? :? Best wishes, Mark. |
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