Narrations of the last voyage of the Albatross were published by two of the survivors; Charles Gieg, who had been one of the students on board the ship, and Richard Langford, who had been the English instructor.
The 1996 film White Squall, starring Jeff Bridges and directed by Ridley Scott, presents a fictionalized version of the ship's loss. The film suggests that the Albatross was sunk by a white squall, although it does not mention the concerns about the seaworthiness of the ship.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albatross_(1920_schooner)
Someone said this board expires 7/3 - if that is correct, it seems too coincidental that the ship in the movie White Squall ended up sinking and this board is expiring, a sinking of it's own.
Look at it this way. The board is now in it's worst shape since it's inception. Look at the bread shitting just in this bread alone. The lack of direction, the anons that have given up. Like White Squall, through the storm, the survivors of the sunken ship are left to tell the tale.
Look at this drop from one year, tomorrow. Fireworks. 4th of July approaching. Maybe this is all nothing. I don't know. Felt worth mentioning though.