On the left, the wooden cabin of a rusted shipwreck with vertical windows. On the right, a bird flies in the thinly clouded sky above the sea.
On the left, the wooden cabin of a rusted shipwreck with vertical windows. On the right, a bird flies in the thinly clouded sky above the sea.

Amadeo

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The earthly remains of the steamship Amadeo rest in front of the San Gregorio estate. Located in Chilean Patagonia, the estate is a huge complex that has produced sheep's wool, tallow, meat, and leather. In 1920, the process was described as follows: Once the sheep have been sheared, the wool is sent to a press, which turns it into bales. The bales are loaded onto train cars, which are pulled to the end of the wharf by a locomotive, where a ship's crane lifts them into the hold. Amadeo's job, transporting products to market, came to an end on the shores of the Strait of Magellan in 1932.

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The earthly remains of the steamship Amadeo rest in front of the San Gregorio estate. Located in Chilean Patagonia, the estate is a huge complex that has produced sheep's wool, tallow, meat, and leather. In 1920, the process was described as follows: Once the sheep have been sheared, the wool is sent to a press, which turns it into bales. The bales are loaded onto train cars, which are pulled to the end of the wharf by a locomotive, where a ship's crane lifts them into the hold. Amadeo's job, transporting products to market, came to an end on the shores of the Strait of Magellan in 1932.

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