sad, :'( thats a lot of nice wood, and most of its slavagable, i little seawater never hurt anyone, not to mention the ship itself and the oil it had below decks
10m lengths :'( not cheap
"The vessel was carrying 5,258 tonnes of sawn Swedish red and white timber. About 2,000 tonnes of the cargo was being carried on the deck and a quantity of wood - about 3,000 tonnes - is still believed to be in the hold.
It was also carrying an estimated 400 tonnes of fuel oil and other lubricating oils in its engine spaces."
not sure what red and white timber is but from the looks of it its pine
What do I do you ask? I struggle! Then destroy! Then try to put back together what I just broke on accident.....
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by HawkerTempest5 » Mon Jan 21, 2008 3:12 pm 
