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Date Posted: 13:17:51 01/10/04 Sat In reply to: Chuck Hayden 's message, "Quiz 2" on 01:29:27 01/10/04 Sat Easy stuff first. The "Francisco Morazon", of Liberian Registry, ran aground off South Manitou Island on November 30, 1960 during a snowstorm. The captain thought he was 70 miles further north and turned to cross the Straits of Mackinac, but he was too far South. A funny sidenote, in 1903, the "Walter L. Frost" ran aground in almost the exact same spot. >In first place is Andy Kursch (ropework master), so >here is another Quiz that will be more difficult to >find. > >1. Native American tribes of the Great Lakes would at >times find it necessary to swamp their canoes and fill >them with rocks to keep them underwater. Why did they >do this? > >2. According to legend, the Manitou Islands remained >uninhabited by indigenous personnel until the arrival >of the Europeans. What is the archeological >(European) reason and how does indigenous Michigan >legend explain this? > >3. What shipwreck lies partly submerged off the >Manitou Islands, and when did it sink? > >Pending a decision from the board of Expeditioners, a >prize for the most correct answers will win a prize. > >And your answers are. Each Question that is correctly >answered is worth one point. > >Score > >Andy Kursch 3 >The rest 0 [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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