The above photo was taken by Mark Zanzig during a flight over the Nambia desert. Mark Writes;
Another photo of the Edward Bohlen, this time providing a view on the full body of the ship. The wreck from 1909 now lies far inland from the beach, which makes you wonder how it actually got there?
Well we are sure there’s an interesting incident story behind this wreckage and offer a free gCaptain t-shirt to the reader that best enlightens us with the facts. Also check out the full color photo of the Edward Bohlen HERE.
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