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Last Days of the SS Dicky

Last Days of the SS Dicky

The SS Dicky ran aground in rough seas in 1893, she sat on the beach that was named after her. This photo was taken a couple of days before she was removed to h...
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The SS Dicky ran aground in rough seas in 1893, she sat on the beach that was named after her. This photo was taken a couple of days before she was removed to her final resting place. Goodbye SS Dicky, I got to know you well.
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