I live on the coast and often go for walks in the outskirts. Thanks to these walks, over time I've discovered a scattered fleet of dry-land boats moored on the ground, as if this were the Atlantic and the tide had gone out.

The Flotilla has confirmed this morning that The Italian Navy has intercepted 19 of the 44 ships that made up the fleet..

One of the piles being built for the future BSM parking lot in Barcelona's Ciutadella district came across something unusual: a blackened wooden skeleton. When archaeologists began excavating less than two weeks ago, they found the side of a boat that had sunk between the 15th and 16th centuries. The wreckage revealed almost intact pine cones, as well as seeds from hazelnut trees and other fruit trees. The remains, which once uncovered must be constantly soaked with sponges, paintbrushes, and rags soaked in salt water, may help explain one of the most fascinating aspects of Barcelona's history: its relationship with the sea.