Salvage Series One
sheila
15 years ago
This is the first in a series of three images I'm hoping to print and have shown. There was a large steel vessel brought up from the depths for salvage. Her name was Active Pass and they cut her up here in the boat yard in Port Townsend.
It was rather sad somehow.
I'm very interested in getting some feedback, please feel free to be candid.
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