In the Port Clements museum there are two life jackets on display. They washed ashore following the sinking of the Queen of the North. Two people died when it went down. Their bodies were never found. Is this, perhaps, their homage?
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Gives real pause for thought. BTW: jetsam is stuff deliberately thrown overboard, flotsam is unintentional, like wreckage. I think.
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