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Shipwrecks of Blankenese at Falkensteiner Ufer
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Maniac
September 8, 2016
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Here are two shipwrecks:
- the younger one is the wreck of the inland vessel "Uwe": The motor ship was rammed on the Elbe in 1975 and towed to the beach off Blankenese.
- a few meters further lie between the groynes the remains of the Finnish motor glider "Polstjernan", which caught fire on 20.10.1926 in today's Kiel Canal and was towed and exploited by the Blankeneseer salvage company Harmstorf.
(Source: Google;))
- the younger one is the wreck of the inland vessel "Uwe": The motor ship was rammed on the Elbe in 1975 and towed to the beach off Blankenese.
- a few meters further lie between the groynes the remains of the Finnish motor glider "Polstjernan", which caught fire on 20.10.1926 in today's Kiel Canal and was towed and exploited by the Blankeneseer salvage company Harmstorf.
(Source: Google;))
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•Robert Köhler
December 2, 2021
Hiking
You can see them especially well at low tide: The shipwrecks of Blankenese make the Falkensteiner Ufer a very special place. They rise mystically and bizarre out of the water …
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•Uwe schnuppert Wanderluft 🥰
September 8, 2021
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Nice stretch of beach with a partly still existing wreck, a four-masted ship that sank in 1926, looks like an old wooden wall from a distance, so take it easy.
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