Norsemen built long boats for sea trips
In Northern Europe during the Middle Ages Norsemen known as Northmen Vikings and Danes built long ships with high prows and sterns. They fished and traded across the Baltic and North Seas using iron tools and mail armor. Boats varied from 50 to over 100 feet with 20 to 60 rowers per craft and square sails. The World Book Encyclopedia prize note and a Chicago editor’s obituary portion follow.
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Fog Causes 2 Mishaps In Pacific Northwest Harbors
Thick fog sparked two ship incidents in the Pacific Northwest. In Vancouver B C the USS Whitehurst collided with the Norwegian freighter Hoyanger causing a five foot gash on the destroyer escort while the freighter sustained minor damage. Nearby at Astoria Oregon the freighter Seamar struck a pier in the Columbia River causing a hull hole and was towed to drydock in Portland.
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