Since 1925, a hundred wooden hulls of the First World War have been forgotten in a cove of the Potomac. Emergingly built to save the American maritime trade, they have never served. A century later, this naval cemetery has become an exceptional ecological sanctuary. More
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Since 1925, a hundred wooden hulls of the First World War have been forgotten in a cove of the Potomac. Emergingly built to save the American maritime trade, they have never served. A century later, this naval cemetery has become an exceptional ecological sanctuary. More