Mystery object unearthed by storms, erosion in Florida
2022-12-07
Steak, The New 30....!!!!!
12-07
Wow…this was an in-depth and very detailed orientated piece of writing…it really drew in the reader 😏😒😕…..!!!!!!
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Maria
12-07
that's pretty interesting. I'll be anxious to hear what they discover about it!
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NW Texas Militia Region I, Roughnecks
12-07
Not mysterious at all that’s what’s left of a wooden ships hull
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