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S.S. Sapona Gallery
Submitted by Kevin Koenig on Thu, 2011-12-01 10:49
Photos by Jim Raycroft
Though ravaged by the years, Sapona remains a popular recreational attraction.
Photos by Jim Raycroft
The wreck lies just outside Bimini’s harbor.
Photos by Jim Raycroft
Docile stingrays expect a snack in the surrounding waters.
Photos by Jim Raycroft
If you climb on top of Sapona you’d be wise to watch your step.
Photo by The Associated Press
The doomed crew of the Lost Squadron, who never returned.
The nearby cays are tender accessible.
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