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Chatham, Massachusetts, at the elbow of Cape Cod, was the most feared location in all New England for mariners from the mid-1800s to 1929. All shipping traffic bound north or south had to pass through a complicated, multi-turn channel only a half-mile wide, with powerful currents and waves that could overwhelm a schooner under sail, combined with dense fog and shallow shoal water to port and starboard. The tip of Monomoy Island was truly a mariner’s nightmare.
Master diver Donald Ferris, explores over 100 diveable shipwrecks and describes their sinking, salvage and modern day state. These shipwrecks have been my underwater companion for nearly four decades. Join me as we uncover the secrets and stories hidden beneath the waves of Chatham and the Outer Cape. Soft Cover 519 pages $27.00. THIS IS NOT AVAILABLE ON AMAZON!
