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Wreck of the Samson
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English: Wreck of the Samson  |
| Depicts | coast, derelict building, County Waterford  |
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Geograph Britain and Ireland  |
| Author |
Hywel Williams  |
| Place of creation | County Waterford  (County Waterford→Munster→Republic of Ireland) |
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