These big old rusty linked chains were found while walking on a sandstone rock platform near the beach.
They originated on a boat, possibly as part of the anchor’s chain, and were washed up onto rocks following the wreck of the SS Minmi in 1937.
Botany Bay National Park, La Perouse, NSW, Australia.
Canon 400D, as is.
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Great rustic image … somewhere back in my gallery I have an image of one of the bells from the SS MInmi that is on display in the Newcastle Maritime Museum♥
Thanks Bev. Ok, that it interesting. There must be pieces of it scattered around everywhere.
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Nice one. I love the weathered look of the metal. I’ve got a good shot of some bloke almost giving himself a hernia trying to lift this chain.
Thanks. Yes, it is very heavy – I know – I tried to lift it!
– Michael John
Great rustic image … somewhere back in my gallery I have an image of one of the bells from the SS MInmi that is on display in the Newcastle Maritime Museum♥
Thanks Bev. Ok, that it interesting. There must be pieces of it scattered around everywhere.
– Michael John
A nice find … it does look heavy!
It was – I tried to lift them!
– Michael John
Congratulations Michael! Your brillant image has been Featured in the ’Beach,River and Lake Treasures Group"
Ann-maree
Thank you for the feature.
– Michael John
Congrats on your feature 28 May 2010
Many thanks Kimba…much appreciated.
– Michael John
Congrats on the features Michael! Great shot, great story.
Thanks heaps matey!
– Michael John
Love it!
Thanks for the feature. You have made my day!
– Michael John
Beautiful capture. Great detail and very interesting. Congrats on the feature
Thanks for the comments Val. I am pleased with the feature.
– Michael John
Congratulations on the latest of a long line of features. Well done Mike.
Thanks heaps Michael.
– Michael John
Congrats on your feature….GREAT shot!!
Thank you Jean.
– Michael John