Comments by "Ben Wilson" (@benwilson6145) on "HMS Implacable; The Battleship That Served for 149 Years – And Then Got Blown Up!" video.

@pcka12 HMS Trincomalee at Hartlepool.
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I can add another to your "Hit with a shovel tour" is the idiots at San Francisco Maritime Museum. The sailing ship Champigny was built at Nantes in 1902, a steel four masted barque of 3200 tons, In 1921 she was taken over by Aktiebolaget Finska Skolskeppsrediet which sailed her as a cadet traing ship the Fennia. In 1927 she was sailing through the Straits of Lemaire near Cape Horn. She was demasted in a storm and made her way to Port Stanley. Here she was used as a storage hulk by the Falklands Island Company, during WW2 used as to accomadate German POW and internees. In 1967 she was purchased by the San Francisco Maritime Museum for restoration and towed to Uruguay. There there was a dispute about unpaid towage fees and she was scrapped before anyone could save her.
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@mpetersen6 No the SS Great Britain
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