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November 19, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Quebec wants relics of Rhyl ship

The Canadian city of Quebec wants to get hold of part of the wreckage of a wooden sailing ship submerged off the north Wales coast for 101 years. The vessel, the City of Ottawa, has been laid up on a sandbar in Rhyl’s Foryd harbour since 1906, where it was taken to be broken up.

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The Canadian city of Quebec wants to get hold of part of the wreckage of a wooden sailing ship submerged off the north Wales coast for 101 years. The vessel, the City of Ottawa, has been laid up on a sandbar in Rhyl’s Foryd harbour since 1906, where it was taken to be broken up.

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