The wild weather that lashed New South Wales has uncovered a 19th Century ship that washed ashore during storms over 130 years ago.
A famed 39m shipwreck on Woolgoolga s main beach, a town just north of Coffs Harbour on the state s mid-north coast, became completely exposed after heavy rain dislodged the sand that usually blankets it.
The ship, named The Buster, travelled from Nova Scotia, Canada, to Woolgoolga in 1893 to load timber bound for New Zealand before treacherous seas wrecked it on the sand.
The wild weather that lashed New South Wales has uncovered a 19th century ship that washed ashore during storms over 130 years ago
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Pearl River rounds out 2021 signing class
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Pearl River rounds out 2021 signing class By WDAM Staff | February 4, 2021 at 12:29 AM CST - Updated February 4 at 12:29 AM
POPLARVILLE, Miss. (WDAM) - The Pearl River football staff was elated to announce their 2021 signing class Wednesday afternoon. The class represents the first group head coach Seth Smith and his staff have been able to recruit for a calendar year. While the COVID-19 pandemic complicated the way teams can recruit, Smith is confident the class will shine over the next two years for the Wildcats.
“We are extremely excited about our first full signing class,” Smith said. “We’ve had over nine months to evaluate these guys and also evaluate our needs for the 2021 team moving forward. We feel like we are bringing in an extremely talented group that will help us address those needs. These young men will have an immediate impact in helping us contin