The Wreck of the Peter Iredale by Cosine
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From Wikipedia
"The Peter Iredale was a four-masted steel barque sailing vessel that ran ashore October 25, 1906, on the Oregon coast en route to the Columbia River. It was abandoned on Clatsop Spit near Fort Stevens in Warrenton about four miles (6 km) south of the Columbia River channel. Wreckage is still visible, making it a popular tourist attraction."
The winter storms usually uncover what's left of this ship, as they have this year. By summer it will be buried under the sand again.
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Comments (38)
A most outstanding capture. Excellent... Aloha
An interesting bit of history and an excellent composition and shot.
You sure can find the most interesting subjects Dennis, this is a great photo.
This is a great capture, the imagination some have makes me jealous, Thanks for sharing.
Impressive shot. Fantastic POV and details!
so many sunken memories. the subject of lost ships is quite fasinating. can you imagine, someone's life and dream sits incased in hundreds of thousands of pounds of pressure. as you may know as well, a captain carves part of his life into his ship. this shot is really nice. the angle of the the shot compared to the lines of the boat. it just feels right. good job
This is wonderful! And thank you for sharing this with us.
Outstanding capture! I bet it's quite an experience to walk through there and think about what it must have been like. Very cool!
Excellent pov and details!wonderful capture.
wow... great shot... no much left of a proud ship !
oh wow! this is wonderful! what a marvelous relic to find! ty for sharing
Excellent shot!!
Very impressive capture, thanks for the bit of history.
Lovely subject, really impressive! PaxSV
An interesting shot Dennis. Interesting information about the dynamics of silting. I would have thought it was the other way around. Thanks for the info, Sig...
Interesting
I remember seeing that wreck as a kid thanks for the memories,Excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great shot!!
having a person in the frame gives nice scale to this terrific image.
It looks like the rib cage of the ship! I heard another ship appeared a few weeks ago on the Oregon Coast? Fascinating how it will be covered again with sand, that's a LOT of sand!!!!!! Superbly shot Dennis!!!!!
As the others have already said, this is a great shot. I remember seeing this as a kid but the last few times I've been there to look at it, it was buried in the sand and barely visible. I might have to make a trip to the beach this week to see it.
Great POV of this subject. Excellent work my friend
Superb image, Dennis!!! Bravo!!!
All the times I've been to the Coast I've never seen this. That's is alot of sand to cover it. This is a grand shot of it Dennis.
Fascinating! The POV just screams 'shipwreck". It amazes me that this will be completely covered by summer, even though I can see that you are shooting at low tide. Thanks!
WOW what a wonderful find and capture loved reading about it too!!...
thats amazing , thanks for sharing such interesting stuff!
It almost looks like a dinosaur skeleton. Nice find. Aloha
Wonderful image.
Living by the beach, i can fuly appreciate images like this. It takes my mind dreaming on the circomstances of this tragedy. The composition of the shot is excellent too, thanks for sharing this, Dennis!