Dan is squirming in anticipation already.

[thelionspaw]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100309/ap_on_re_eu/eu_sweden_shipwrecks

I hope this gets alot of work in progress publicity........if we live that long

(MODERATOR NOTE:) Richards link leads to a news story about old shipwrecks found in the Baltic Sea by a company doing exploration for installing and under sea pipeline. DD

[dan610324]

pity that it wasnt any pictures, would have been very interesting to seen them

[carronader]

No big mystery       these will all be ships involved in the Haggis smuggling........well known smuggling route        Starving Norse were known to be partial to a bit of the ' Chieftain of the Pudding Race '

[carronader]

Now that was real Tradition. 

[oyvind]

pity that it wasnt any pictures, would have been very interesting to seen them

http://www.sjohistoriska.se/amnen/marinarkeologi/marinarkeologerna_blogg.aspx

http://www.sjohistoriska.se/amnen/marinarkeologi/marinarkeologerna_blogg.aspx

[RocklockI]

wow that ship looks like it's in good shape ! how deep is it ?
Gary

[Double D]

I put the links above into google an d translated them, her is a link to the translation.

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=utf-8&u=http://www.sjohistoriska.se/amnen/marinarkeologi/marinarkeologerna_blogg.aspx&client=firefox-a

I checked the link above my self and it worked for me.  If it doesn't work for you, copy oyvind's link and paste the google search window.  Above the window is a menu of Google search features.  Click on more and select translate from the drop down menu. 

[RocklockI]

3/4 was in english .....wow its a good read but long . That sailing ship sittin upright must be awsome .

[carronader]

Spooky too Gary......who needs fantasy movies (Avatar) when we got stuff like that in the real world.