The surviving families of the sailors aboard the SS Nemesis have held a memorial at the site of the wreck, uncovered by accident earlier this year, to mark 120 years since its sinking.
The surviving families of the sailors aboard the SS Nemesis have held a memorial at the site of the recently-discovered wreck.
Ms Blinco recalls the story her father told her about the day a ship sunk off the coast of Sydney with Richard Woolhouse on board. "You realise how frightening it was for the crew who were on the SS Nemesis at the time," Ms Blinco said."It just brings that chapter to a close." She left Adelaide with her husband Richard and travelled through central New South Wales where they picked up her daughter and their grandson.
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