I've just read on MSN that storm Babet has washed up a section of, what appears to be, part of a wooden ship, onto a N.Yorks beach. It's believed to be from the Ersk, a Whitby whaler lost in 1826.
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Storm Babet washes up section of wooden ship.
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Excellent example of tree nails.
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Has Storm Babet solved mystery of the missing Esk?
The huge wooden structure was first spotted by dog walkers on Marske-by-the-Sea beach in North Yorkshire on Saturday following strong winds and huge waves caused by the storm.
I wonder, if it's deck or hull - my inclination is to go for deck?
Wow! Amazing find.