There is a shipwreck on Fraser Island, off the coast of Queensland, Australia. I'm curious if you and your team know anything about it

Poor babies!😥

This is a great video but the music over the talking was painful. Maybe just me but I literally couldn't stand hearing it and couldn't finish

Wow loved this story dispite the terrible slide that changed so many people,told beautifly by you

U forgot to mention the concrete ship in Galveston Texas

Old World building the Casino, from a previous civilization for sure! We did NOT build that masterpiece!

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Great video Tom.

Saw both in jersey as I live here and the one up in maine.

Sometimes, I wish I could pause time and live by myself on a sub or a small boat for a few weeks or a few months. But then be able to come back to when I left off. That prob doesn't make sense to most people but I'd love to leave on July 1st, have a month by myself on the water...then come right back to July 1st, so I don't miss life/family. Sounds silly, I know lol.

These *catholic* reverends are so damn DUMB, only a ignorant fool would call himself reverend, the Bible says in Psalms 111:9 that Reverend is a name of God, you can't steal God's glory and puff yourself up to be a gawd, you just wind up cut down to hell.

Sure get about Mr L

Thanks mr.Tom ... hope you are well.

just imagine if it actually sank 3 times as fast..

That was amazing, hard trails reward... great find .

Thank you for the thorough and very accurate documentary on the ship's history! There is, however, one question I have. At 20:48, you mention that there was a cat on board. However, books documenting the events of the Mary Celeste state that there is no actual evidence of a cat being present on board, and that this idea was one of the myths surrounding the ship. Are there any credible sources claiming otherwise?

cool video

Is nobody going to say that the thing on the bow looks like the Roblox

The leverman was in his 70s at the time I believe. There were reports from back then of headend crews falling asleep at their post.

Was it that common for buildings to burn down?

Enjoyed commentary from the town rtard

As a surviving monkey from the ship, we pronounced its name, the Floss. As in dental.

Since it’s on private property, I’m guessing the Potts Hot Spring (tub and deck) is no longer open to the public?

Am unfamiliar with past 'rules & regulations' for a vessel proceeding to sea, however, in this era, a vessel cannot proceed to sea, without a port warden's 'certificate of seaworthiness'. A huge red flag is leaving the loading berth with a list and proceeding to a bunker berth to take on fuel, prior-to actually heading-out to sea. That and apparently being over-draft, however, the video does not specify by how much the vessel was over-draft. Again, in this era, basis the draft issue alone, a certificate of seaworthiness to proceed to sea would not be granted.

Old 61 is not safe enough for people to walk on, but good for dump trucks to drive on. All of our names, messages and art are now preserved under that dirt forever.

Neat.

The shots with the windmill i would never have guessed it would have been america looks alot like rural Queensland

You spin a great yarn! Excellent work!

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Great documentary my friend!

Best one- a few are totally inaccurate the way they depict the stern sinking sideways.

NOAH'S ARK WAS BIGGER.

..... ❤👍👍👍 Phil. Liverpool UK 🇬🇧

.... your a Good Presenter. My old Family would have known those Ships 👍 Phil. Liverpool UK 🇬🇧

The way the ship was loaded is the culprit,it was loaded by morrons.

Sad to see the ship in the mud like that. Entropy always wins in the end.

My parents and I sailed frequently to Catalina, back in the '60's and '70's. I am age 60 now, I can just imagine all the incredible antiques and early vintage items available to purchase there, second hand, back then. We would stay in a very old style stucco hotel, and I remember as a child, seeing the Wrigley mansion during a long walk.

O love aircraft documentaries, I watch them routinely, and some times I forget that the sea has many amazing stories to tell. 15:16-15:22 It was an unbelievable mistiming.

The biggest mystery in this video is how the hell it’s the most viewed video on your channel.

These places are absolutely awesome🤙I love history & architecture, especially American history, architecture....and culture 🤘🏴‍☠️

The body looters shows human nature never changes. 😢

I have the rms Carpathia, Empress of Ireland, Normandie, and the SS Andrea Doria and today I’m adding the rms britannic to my collection

Your videos are extremely good quality, the animations of the ships look incredibly good.

52:10 The surreal moment when he connected the dots and found out the truth about that couple 😢

Charles is amazing

Gives now a Titanic II film, i post it in my community

We have beauty in Monte Carlo too

You know, there's this kind of special love for animals these days that borders on the insane. I can understand children but we're talking grown adults. To the point that take over any compassion for humans in general. It's kind of scary.