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Capt. John Haughton Forrest

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Southslack Lighthouse Tasmania - Capt. John Haughton Forrest
Southslack Lighthouse Tasmania - Capt. John Haughton Forrest

Stormy Coastal Scene - Capt. John Haughton Forrest
Stormy Coastal Scene - Capt. John Haughton Forrest

A French Sailing Packet Riding Out A Storm Off Penzance - Capt. John Haughton Forrest
A French Sailing Packet Riding Out A Storm Off Penzance - Capt. John Haughton Forrest

Browns River Tasmania - Capt. John Haughton Forrest
Browns River Tasmania - Capt. John Haughton Forrest

Mount Wellington from Cascades - Capt. John Haughton Forrest
Mount Wellington from Cascades - Capt. John Haughton Forrest

Yacht In Full Sail With Lighthouse In The Background - Capt. John Haughton Forrest
Yacht In Full Sail With Lighthouse In The Background - Capt. John Haughton Forrest

A racing cutter tacking across the mouth of the Dart - Capt. John Haughton Forrest
A racing cutter tacking across the mouth of the Dart - Capt. John Haughton Forrest

A paddle steamer in a heavy swell off a fortified rocky outcrop - Capt. John Haughton Forrest
A paddle steamer in a heavy swell off a fortified rocky outcrop - Capt. John Haughton Forrest



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