Shipwrecks of Hawaii - Captain Rick's

shipwrecks of Hawaii

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shipwrecks of Hawaii
shipwrecks of Hawaii - a factual fictious adventure of shipwreck in Hawaii and the Big Island

Shipwrecks of Hawaii

Part I The West Side Story
Chapter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17		The Flight at Sea The Low Road The Discovery The Resolution The Unfair American The Flag The Jefferson The City of Refuge Buried Treasure!! The Mauka Road Mahukona Honoipu The Upolu The Maui The Walk down Parker's Beach The Empire Natural Disasters
Part IIThe Northern Shore
Chapter 18 19 20 21 22 23		Kohala The Valley of the Kings The Hamakua Coast Hilo Bay Hilo District Tsunami!!
Part IIIEast Hawaii
Chapter 24 25 26 27 28 29		Hilo Town The Tamerlane Kumukahi The Volcano Punalu'u The Levant
Part IVSouth of Kona
Chapter 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40		South Point The Coat of Arms The Lu'au Los Bolcanes The King's Malo The Sandwich Island Shipwreck Museum The Lost Galleons de Hope The Genealogies Santo Cristo de Burgos Conclusions

Readers of books that have the word shipwrecks in the title often have ulterior motives. I usually did. Treasure hunters seek out the shortest route to the goodies. Archaeologists need to find out not only where things are, but also what is known to have been done to them over the years. Historians often need that one illusive bit of information to drive a point across. Students require a database to draw from to satisfy their instructor. The casual reader is often looking for a place to put his or her imagination to play for a while. In the end we all get drawn into that bottomless pit of information that is called history.

I hope you find what you're looking for.

SHIPWRECKS OF THE BIG ISLAND of HAWAI'I

For a complete list of shipwrecks of the big island, click the link above and scroll down to list. We needed to include this list on another page for search engine positioning. Sorry.

Don't publish this list elsewhere. You see, there is a ghost on the list, a vessel that never was. You will need to read the book to figure out which it is. Therefore, if you simply copy this list and publish it, real researchers will know that you are lazy. Gotcha!!

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