During Vasa’s salvage operations, thousands of items were salvaged from Vasa’s finding place. Around 40 anchors were salvaged around 1960-1961. At least three of the 40 anchors belonged to the warship Vasa. The rest of them had simply stuck to the ship during the time when Vasa was on the seabed.

He's doing boats now too, badass

Should be just about ready to strap some wings on em and fire some of these across the English channel at London soon.

There is a theory that says when you sit in front of the ocean and watch the waves, your mind begins to match the rhythm of the water, and your thoughts naturally slow down and settle.

Oregon Coast

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On the left you can see a Whaler on Camels being towed in by a Tug

Sinking of the CSS Alabama, 1864, by Worden G. Wood (American 1880 – 1943)

Japanese Print.