The Sea Was Angry That Day My Friends
28 December 2009 @ 23:10 | Posted in » New Jersey
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- 76-07-04 Phillies v. Pirates - 2006
- Walt Whitman House - 2005
- Ulysses S. Grant House - 2005
- William Bradford Grave - 2005
- William Henry Odenheimer Grave - 2005
- Elias Boudinot Grave - 2005
- Garret Dorset Wall Grave - 2005
- St. Mary's Episcopal Church - 2005
- Confluence - 2005
- Frankenstein Grave - 2005
- Jersey Joe Walcott Grave - 2005
- Griffith Morgan House - 2005
- Coles Hotel - 2005
- Moorestown Friends Meeting House - 2005
- Cox Tavern - 2005
- Luthern Home - 2005
- Moorestown Town Hall - 2005
- Moore Tavern - 2005
- Old Salem Road - 2005
- Greenfield Hall - 2005
- Haddon Fortnightly Clubhouse - 2005
- Haddonfield Historic District - 2005
- Indian King Tavern - 2005
- Hadrosaurus Foulkii - 2005
- Pennypacker Trail - 2005
- Sears, Roebuck and Company Retail Department Store - 2005
- Walt Whitman Neighborhood - 2005
- USS New Jersey - 2005
- Building 17, RCA Victor Company, Camden Plant - 2005
- Henry Charlton Beck Grave - 2005
- Arthur Pierce Grave - 2005
- Walt Whitman Grave - 2005
- Face of Nature - 2005
- Condradictory Roadway Signs - 2005
- Wise Decisions - 2000
- Dude of Life - 1994
Tags: Cape May Point, New Jersey, video
By webfoot
on 29 December 2009 @ 11:35
OK. I give. When I first saw that, I thought I was looking at the sail of a submarine, but that thought was quickly quashed when I saw how close to shore it was. Is that just a sea stack?
By Robert Owens
on 29 December 2009 @ 18:58
I should have identified this. This is what is left of the S.S. Atlantus. It is a concrete ship built during WWI. It broke away during a storm in 1926 and has been there ever since.
The jetty you see for a brief moment is where I first fished as a boy. I didn’t catch anything. My mother took me out with my new Zebco rod and reel.
Later we used to swim out here. Later still saw this as a party spot.
Folks hunt Cape May Diamonds here. I remember when they could actually be found. I haven’t seen them naturally in decades. My wife did get her first diamond from me here though.