shipwreck 2

Another view and a bit more history....The 137 foot wooden schooner was filled with a load of corn in mid-November, 1872 when gale-force winds likely pushed it into shallow water about nine miles south of Sleeping Bear Point. It was pounded by heavy surf, and eventually broke into pieces.

[sheri]

Dreamy fantasy. Fav. Love.

[eDorre]

@sherimiya Thank you!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Sad history- beautiful shot. Of course the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald in now playing in my head even though it's not the same ship!