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Old Ferry Sunk for Reef

The MV Twin Capes

By Other News Source

NORTH CAPE MAY – The MV Twin Capes, formerly part of the Cape May-Lewes Ferry system, was sunk June 15 to become part of Del-Jersey-Land Inshore Artificial Reef, according to media reports.
It was stripped of anything that could be dangerous to the environment, and taken about 35 miles off Delaware, where it was sunk just before noon, The Press of Atlantic City reports
It will provide habitat for sea life and a place for recreational fishermen to enjoy, the report continued.
Watch video of the sinking, courtesy of Wildwood Video Archive, and filmed by Rich King here.

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