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October 3, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Skippers crash unknowingly at sea

The skippers of two Cornish boats have both said they do not know how they managed to collide with each other as neither of them saw the other vessel. It was thought the Lady Hamilton of Helford had hit a submerged tree trunk in the dark, before sinking.

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The skippers of two Cornish boats have both said they do not know how they managed to collide with each other as neither of them saw the other vessel. It was thought the Lady Hamilton of Helford had hit a submerged tree trunk in the dark, before sinking.

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