The roots of the unexpected are woven deep within an
unrecognizable tangle of surprise.
I must report that as of Wednesday morning, Mr. Clement
Baker remains missing. His brother has
been called in from Portland and the search area has been extended into
Snohomish and Skagit Counties.
Our local paper ran an article about the search and for
some odd reason felt obliged to include all of the various crackpot phone
reporting's over the past two days. I
myself must admit to having a propensity for humor and not always at
appropriate times, however, I believe printing some of the reports they did was
in extremely poor taste. Enough said.
The off chute to Monday’s coastline search was the discovery
made by a fellow tugger of a sunken vessel just 6 miles south of the
lighthouse. Dive teams are scheduled to
resume investigating the wreckage this weekend, weather permitting.
Early reports suggest that the sunken ship showed up as
beeps on the depth finder aboard the Laura-Lynn. Bill
Saunters, Captain of the tug, reported that the bow of the sunken ship very
much resembles the front of a Viking Ship.
I find this hard to believe but I will hold my skepticism in
check.
This has been an adventurous week so far, and although it’s
good for my Blog I think I’m ready to get back to a simple, quieter
routine.
If I get pictures of the mystery ship I’ll post them here.
Have a great week, and write back when you can.
ZC
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