L'alcide - Carantec - France
Posted by: Alfouine
N 48° 40.064 W 003° 54.861
30U E 432679 N 5390923
Canon de l'Alcide navire corsaire de Saint Malo, en fonte de fer long de 2,40 métres et pèse 750 kg.
Canon of the Alcide Corsair ship of Saint Malo, long cast iron of 2.40 meters and weighs 750 kg.
Waymark Code: WMW7M2
Location: Bretagne, France
Date Posted: 07/20/2017
Views: 7
Credits : Le Télégrammehttp://www.letelegramme.fr/ar/viewarticle1024.php?aaaammjj=20070806&article=1365136&type=ar#hhxXMsl0qudkHXUs.99
"Mis à l'eau à Saint-Malo, en 1746, le bateau corsaire Alcide connut plusieurs campagnes fructueuses en écumant la Manche et les côtes anglaises. C'est une violente tempête qui aura raison de lui. Le 23 décembre 1747, le navire tente de rejoindre Morlaix mais rencontre des rochers au nord du château du Taureau. Le naufrage fait plus d'une centaine de victimes.
Une exposition permanente autour de : "Le naufrage de l’Alcide", corsaire malouin naufragé à Carantec en 1747." se trouve au musée de la marine de Carantec, ainsi qu'un canon appartenant au bateau."
"Launched in Saint-Malo in 1746, the pirate boat Alcide experienced several successful campaigns by skimming the Channel and the English coasts, a violent storm that will be the cause of it.On December 23, 1747, the ship Tries to reach Morlaix but encounters rocks to the north of the castle of the Taurus, the shipwreck of more than a hundred victims.
A permanent exhibition around "The sinking of the Alcide", a Malouin corsair shipwrecked at Carantec in 1747. "is at the Carantec Marine Museum, as well as a cannon belonging to the ship."
Where is this artillery located?: Park
What military of the world used this device?: French pirate - Corsaire
Date artillery was in use: 12/23/1747
Date artillery was placed on display: 08/04/2007
Artillery is no longer operational: no
Still may work: no
What type of artillery is this?: Not listed
Parking location to view this Waymark: Not Listed
Cost?: Not Listed
Are there any geocaches at this location?: Not listed
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