December 7, 2011
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This video comes to us by way of submitter Jeff Hix, and describes an unlikely series of events that occurred along the Menai straight off the coast of Wales over the course of 175 years. It is well written, well narrated and is totally worth two-and-a-half minutes of your workday.
December must be a common month for bad weather and therefore shipwrecks. Hugh Williams is a common name in Wales. How many other ships were wrecked over this timespan with survivors with other names?