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More than a dozen people stood in awe at Windsor waterfront while dumped vehicles submerged for decades reached the surface.
By 5 p.m. , 10 decrepit vehicles were nestled on the shore to dry out.
Owner of private waterfront property with an inlet — where the vehicles were dumped — is behind the aquatic cleanup.
Harbour master Peter Berry declined to comment on details of future development on property.
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