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English (Translate this text in English): Feltar sunk in 1919.
It was a cargo ship from England to St. Malo.
It carried leather shoes, that are still visible in the boat today.
All sailors survived the crash.

English (Translate this text in English): Feltar sunk in 1919.
It was a cargo ship from England to St. Malo.
It carried leather shoes, that are still visible in the boat today.
All sailors survived the crash.

Feltar sunk in 1919.
It was a cargo ship from England to St. Malo.
It carried leather shoes, that are still visible in the boat today.
All sailors survived the crash.

English (Translate this text in English): Feltar sunk in 1919.
It was a cargo ship from England to St. Malo.
It carried leather shoes, that are still visible in the boat today.
All sailors survived the crash.

English (Translate this text in English): Feltar sunk in 1919.
It was a cargo ship from England to St. Malo.
It carried leather shoes, that are still visible in the boat today.
All sailors survived the crash.

English (Translate this text in English): Feltar sunk in 1919.
It was a cargo ship from England to St. Malo.
It carried leather shoes, that are still visible in the boat today.
All sailors survived the crash.

English (Translate this text in English): Feltar sunk in 1919.
It was a cargo ship from England to St. Malo.
It carried leather shoes, that are still visible in the boat today.
All sailors survived the crash.

English (Translate this text in English): Feltar sunk in 1919.
It was a cargo ship from England to St. Malo.
It carried leather shoes, that are still visible in the boat today.
All sailors survived the crash.

English (Translate this text in English): Feltar sunk in 1919.
It was a cargo ship from England to St. Malo.
It carried leather shoes, that are still visible in the boat today.
All sailors survived the crash.

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