Place
Vesterdahl's beach
Date
--.--.1930
Description
The bay is as a mirror.
Here you get an idea of how the buildings were placed in relation to each other.
Gräsbeck's motorboat Dulos (?) lies at the jetty.
Here you get an idea of how the buildings were placed in relation to each other.
Gräsbeck's motorboat Dulos (?) lies at the jetty.
Miscellaneous
The motorboat may be the "Dulos", but this has not been confirmed.
If it is Dulos, the boat was requisitioned by the armed forces and served during the Continuation War.
The boat survived the rigors of war and was returned to its owners.
However, during the return, the boat ran so badly aground that it became a wreck.
The wreck, if there is anything left, should be located on the Antas/parish land/beach in Vikos, near Erik Rosenqvist's shoreline.
The boat has a special design, which brings to mind Russia, which is perhaps not so strange, considering how long Finland belonged to the Russian Empire.
A detail that looks Russian is that the rudder is placed as it is, the boat has the "rudder on the back".
This type of rudder placement on a stern was common even on large Russian sailing ships in international traffic.
If it is Dulos, the boat was requisitioned by the armed forces and served during the Continuation War.
The boat survived the rigors of war and was returned to its owners.
However, during the return, the boat ran so badly aground that it became a wreck.
The wreck, if there is anything left, should be located on the Antas/parish land/beach in Vikos, near Erik Rosenqvist's shoreline.
The boat has a special design, which brings to mind Russia, which is perhaps not so strange, considering how long Finland belonged to the Russian Empire.
A detail that looks Russian is that the rudder is placed as it is, the boat has the "rudder on the back".
This type of rudder placement on a stern was common even on large Russian sailing ships in international traffic.
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