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My sister used to see this mountainside from her window when she taught at Morogoro girls high school at the time of tanganyika independence. She would like to copy this pictore to use as a screensaver on her computer.
The 1623-tonne three-masted iron clipper Loch Ard was wrecked off this shore on Friday morning 31st of May 1878 with the loss of all but two survivors; 19 year old apprentice Tom Pearce and 18 year old passenger Eva Carmichael who were washed into this Gorge and sheleterd in the cave at its end. Tom Pearce returned to the violent sea to rescue Eva who was clinging to a spar and near death. Tom climbed out of the gorge and was later assisted in the rescue of Eva by Hugh Gibson who owned Glenample Station.
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My sister used to see this mountainside from her window when she taught at Morogoro girls high school at the time of tanganyika independence. She would like to copy this pictore to use as a screensaver on her computer.
We request your permission.
John Rose
Nice picture, greetings from germany!
Nice picture, greetings from germany!
Nice picture, greetings from germany!
çok güzel
Is she still alive? ;-)
The 1623-tonne three-masted iron clipper Loch Ard was wrecked off this shore on Friday morning 31st of May 1878 with the loss of all but two survivors; 19 year old apprentice Tom Pearce and 18 year old passenger Eva Carmichael who were washed into this Gorge and sheleterd in the cave at its end. Tom Pearce returned to the violent sea to rescue Eva who was clinging to a spar and near death. Tom climbed out of the gorge and was later assisted in the rescue of Eva by Hugh Gibson who owned Glenample Station.
Photo credits should actually go to my friend Jeff Akins; my camera battery was not charged for this tour
Photo credits should actually go to my friend Jeff Akins; my camera battery was not charged for this tour
Photo credits should actually go to my friend Jeff Akins; my camera battery was not charged for this tour