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October 2, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Fishing boat ‘collides with tree’

A fishing boat has sunk two miles off the Cornwall coast, after colliding with what coastguards believe was a large floating tree trunk. Three crew members of The Lady Hamilton, from the Helford area, were brought ashore safely.

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A fishing boat has sunk two miles off the Cornwall coast, after colliding with what coastguards believe was a large floating tree trunk. Three crew members of The Lady Hamilton, from the Helford area, were brought ashore safely.

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