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Lady Mary divers float collision theory
Brad Sheard photo
Lady Mary Wreck
Divers Rustin Cassway, left, and Joe Mazraani inspect the starboard side of the Lady Mary wreck.
Paul Whittaker photo
Lady Mary Wreck
The prop blade of the Lady Mary comes in contact with the lower skeg, which protects the prop and holds the lower part of the rudder. Divers from Cape May have taken photos of the wreck of the Lady Mary, the scallop boat that sank 65 miles off Cape May in March, in hopes of finding the reason for the sinking.
Paul Whittaker photo
Lady Mary Wreck
This photo shows the damage to the port side stern ramp of the Lady Mary, a scallop boat that sank in March. The cause of the sinking remains unclear.
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Lady Mary Wreck
Divers from Cape May provide a view inside the wheelhouse of the Lady Mary.
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Lady Mary Wreck
Technical diver Paul Whittaker documents the damage to the port side stern ramp of the Lady Mary on Monday.
Paul Whittaker photo
Lady Mary Wreck
This divers' photo shows the contact of the prop blade with the lower skeg, which protects the prop and holds the lower part of the rudder. The prop also shows blue paint, indicating contact occurred.
Brad Sheard photo
Lady Mary Wreck
The detached rudder of the Lady Mary lays next to the stern.
Paul Whittaker photo
Lady Mary Wreck
The port ramp stay wire of the Lady Mary appears to be tied back.
Staff photo by Dale Gerhard
Lady Mary Wreck
Scuba divers Harold Moyers, front, owner of the dive boat Bic Mac in Cape May, and Steve Gatto, look over photos and video they took Monday of the Lady Mary wreck. Moyers and Gatto are part of a team of divers from Cape May who hope they can uncover why the scalloper Lady Mary sank in March.
Staff photo by Dale Gerhard
Lady Mary Wreck
Scuba divers Harold Moyers, front, owner of the dive boat Bic Mac in Cape May, and Steve Gatto look over photos and video they took Monday of the Lady Mary wreck.
Brad Sheard photo
Lady Mary Wreck
This diver photo shows damage to the Lady Mary's stern ramp and rudder.
Steve Gatto photo
Lady Mary Wreck
Divers show a view of the Lady Mary's bow from the port side.
Brad Sheard
Lady Mary Wreck
Divers get a view of the top of the Lady Mary as they descend to the wreck.
Staff photo by Dale Gerhard
Lady Mary Wreck
Scuba divers Harold Moyers, owner of the dive boat Bic Mac in Cape May, and Steve Gatto look over photos and video they took Monday of the Lady Mary wreck.
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