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Tugboat Klemens I
Photograph By Marco Oliveira

In December 1996, the tugboat Klemens departed from the dutch harbor of Leeuwarden, bound for Portimão. On the night of December 12th, despite the good weather and calm seas, the ship ran aground near the "Stone of Patacho", in Vila Nova de Milfontes. The cause of the accident seems to be related to the inability of the four crew members, since none possessed the necessary qualifications for navigation on the high seas. Fifteen years after the sinking, the wreckage remain on the beach, located in the Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Natural Park.

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I was born in 1976, in Portugal. Grew up in a small town in the countryside and later, at the age of 18, moved on to the big city. It was a difficult transition at the beginning, but in time I learned to love and enjoy the beauty of both. But, truth be told, I still favor nature over concrete! Thankfully, in either case, the marine coast has always been a short drive away! I'm not saying I like the beach - because I don't! - but I love the seascapes! I'm happily married and father of one gorgeous boy! I fell in love with TV and movies very early on in my life. Not surprisingly, that dictated my future: I'm a TV producer, journalist and film critic! I've produced several TV shows and I've written movie reviews for several newspapers and...

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