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68TriShield 02:32 PM 11-10-2010
Please take a moment to remember Big Fitz and the 29 brave souls that went down with her on this day 35 years ago...

For those of you that do remember...

http://www.gossipjackal.com/entertai...-final-voyage/
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longknocker 02:41 PM 11-10-2010
Originally Posted by 68TriShield:
Please take a moment to remember Big Fitz and the 29 brave souls that went down with her on this day 35 years ago...

For those of you that do remember...

http://www.gossipjackal.com/entertai...-final-voyage/
Will Do, Dave; May They R.I.P.
I Always Think Of This Song When I Remember The Wreck:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0DqPSF2fyo
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Starscream 02:44 PM 11-10-2010
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thoughts and prayers for those family members and friends who have to remember this day.
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GTS21 03:13 PM 11-10-2010
A haunting tragedy and a haunting song. Thoughts and prayers sent out.
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G G 03:14 PM 11-10-2010
I always loved the song, and then I read up on the real story and watched a show about it. RIP
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DPD6030 03:38 PM 11-10-2010
Hits closer to home since I'm in the mitten.
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CasaDooley 04:23 PM 11-10-2010
Originally Posted by GTS21:
A haunting tragedy and a haunting song. Thoughts and prayers sent out.
A prayer sent for all those lost at sea.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgI8bta-7aw
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CigarNut 05:32 PM 11-10-2010
Originally Posted by longknocker:
Will Do, Dave; May They R.I.P.
I Always Think Of This Song When I Remember The Wreck:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0DqPSF2fyo
What he said!
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Martel 05:38 PM 11-10-2010
Originally Posted by CasaDooley:
A prayer sent for all those lost at sea.
Indeed. R.I.P.

Cheers,
G
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SNKBYT 05:43 PM 11-10-2010
RIP....Capt & Crew..........I remember every time I hear the song too
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68TriShield 06:07 PM 11-10-2010
Originally Posted by DPD6030:
Hits closer to home since I'm in the mitten.
She was a record breaker of speed and tonnage hauled.
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docdoty 06:10 PM 11-10-2010
R.I.P Lake superior can have brutal weather. I got a chance a few years back to scuba dive the wreck. If you ever get a chance you should do it but its a bit creapy knowing what happened.
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Sailchaser 06:24 PM 11-10-2010
Originally Posted by 68TriShield:
She was a record breaker of speed and tonnage hauled.
She was a Great vessel to see go by. I was able to see her in person several times and see her on the maiden voyage. this weekend Kat and I went up to Port Huron and we saw several freighters go by the Junction Buoy restaurant . Each freighter has it's own lines and grace as they go by on the river. Ranging between 500 and 1000 feet you can't imagine that a ship as big and wide as a city block could get into trouble until you have seen the violent 30-40 foot seas the lake can produce in a matter of hours. Nothing but respect for anyone that earn a living out on the water any were. I have attended the service at Mariners Church were they ring the bell 29 times for each sailor lost and it always brings a tear to my eye.
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SvilleKid 06:34 PM 11-10-2010
Watched a documentary on the E.F. For some reason, the story always gives me chills. I'm not a believer in the supernatural, but the chill I get is very much like the same one I get when I spend time in Shiloh battlefield. Maybe because my mother was a Fitzgerald. Don't know. Just gives me a chill! I've spent time camping on Lake Superior's shore in the last 10 years. Easy to see the lake's raw power!

R.I.P. for the crew, and prayers for the family of the crew.
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CBI_2 07:41 PM 11-10-2010
Originally Posted by longknocker:
Will Do, Dave; May They R.I.P.
I Always Think Of This Song When I Remember The Wreck:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0DqPSF2fyo
:-)
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G G 07:50 PM 11-10-2010
I shall play and sing this at Epic this weekend in memory.
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CBI_2 07:52 PM 11-10-2010
Originally Posted by ggainey:
I shall play and sing this at Epic this weekend in memory.
:-)
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RevSmoke 08:13 PM 11-10-2010
Have read a couple books about the wreck. There are no clear reasons as to why this great ship went under with all hands. Speculation abounds, but nothing definitive.

Peace of the Lord be with you.
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