Aground Collection
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EDITORS COMMENTS
"Aground: Tales of Ships and Salvage" The stern trawler Conqueror finds itself helplessly perched on the unforgiving rocks at Mousehole, Cornwall, a haunting reminder of the power of the sea. In a daring rescue operation, the crew of Esras is saved using a breeches-buoy system at East Runton, proving that even in dire circumstances, hope can prevail. The once majestic Krakatoa Ship now lies beached, its grandeur faded by time and nature's relentless forces. John Brown and Co. 's audacious act sinks the British Revenue Cutter Gaspee as it runs aground—a testament to rebellion against authority in maritime history. Lanzarote witnesses an unfortunate event as cargo ship Telamon meets its fate running aground; a stark reminder that even experienced sailors are not immune to misfortune. The Wreckers' tales echo through time as fishing boats rest on pebble beaches in Hastings, Sussex—an enduring tradition intertwined with danger and resilience along England's coastlines. Dollar Cove bears witness to Nefeli's tragic destiny—once a vessel sailing proudly but now wrecked upon Cornwall's rugged shores. "Done fishing DP085522" whispers silently from still waters—a poignant image capturing both triumphs and losses etched into fishermen's lives across generations. Engraved by J. C Bentley in 1841, "The Westminster"and "Claudine" stand ashore near Margate—an artistic portrayal reminding us that ships grounded can become symbols of strength amidst adversity. From Jaeren emerges an oil-on-canvas study depicting ships stranded on desolate sands—a powerful representation showcasing how vessels they are serve as guiding lights for those lost at sea.