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Category Archives: Sunken Wharf
Underwater Wharf – Inland ( Loon ) Lake
I keep finding things at Inland Lake (Loon Lake) and Im always amazed at the condition of the items there. On this trip I just happen to come across an underwater wharf, deliberately sunk as a large rock on the … Continue reading
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