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The geology of the site comprises of small steep sided gullies, fissured into the reef
Maybe not totally original but having bullied the crab I pushed my torch inside the barrel of this gun..............
Bloody plastic waste, arrrrrrgh!
Wreckage from SS Loch Leven which foundered without the loss of life, not an oft dived site but very nice scenery plus rust!
Bits of MV Yewglen wedged and jammed into the Little Rock
And more bits from the broken up boiler.............
Going up and some other bugger was on the line 'fizzin'
Sea Hare (aplysia punctata) you get loads and loads of them on the south side of the point feeding and breeding!
Is it a Lesser Spotted Dogfigh.......or a Small-spotted Cat-shark? At least the scientists agree that it is Scyliorhinus canicula
Looking out from the Haven towards Inner Farnes, I didn't walk a long way down the beach because it was ghastly
The pile of anchor chain, this has obviously just dropped straight out of the locker and forms a big two meter square lump in a gully
This smaller donkey boiler is standing on one of the flate ends and large sections of the outer case have, over the years, come adrift meaning that you can look in on the various tubes and pipes.
Look carefully and you can see weights poking out!
Wreckage from SS Mistley, in this case from near the stern. This structure was only eally 'thrown up' after storms a couple of winters ago!
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