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North of the point and SS Yewglen at Beadnell
Be aware its a long walk and the wreck is all plates and spars. Treat it like a reef and you wont be disappointed!
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And closer.......
These weeds 'reached for the surface' and with the small fish swimming about they were like trees and the fish like birds, pretty?
Until we were lens to nose, so to speak!
After the propellor the next 'lump' is a set of bollards
Flat bits of plate, be that deck or hull are all over the site, I think they are deck as they are flat with very little in the way of thick metal ribs, but I do get things wrong.
A mast, again off into the gloom
In this shallower water the bed-rock is coated with dulse and you will see all manner of critters, in this case a Bloody Henry (Henricia oculata)
A Lions Mane Jellyfish (Cyanea capillata), when they are about deco stops are always interesting!
The John L coming in for a pick up on quite a blustery day
I really struggled whilst looking for handles that 'spin or rotate' whilst you turn the reel, eventually I settled on machining a bit of brass with knurling for grip and mounting on a countersunk screw that wasn't tightened all of the way in
Feedin' the wrasse!!
In this case Ballan Wrasse (Labrus bergylta) on a smashed edible sea urchin (Echinus esculentus), don't try this at home kids.
A close up of the winching arrangement showing the spoked section which is at the northern end of the 'lump'
The bows of SS Breda, or at least the very front of the cut down bow section after she was wire cut to 28ft.
Another Sea-squirt, I thought that it had become detached but apparently no (Ascidia mentula) lie this way as a matter of course!
Typical geology, the surfaces are covered in Dead mans fingers (Alcyonium digitatum), the bottom being small vertical faces, rocks and large boulders....all very scenic and pretty in good vis!
A Northern Prawn (Padalus borealis) sitting on a Dead-mans finger (Alcyonium digitatum), when you slow down and l-o-o-k there are loads of these prawns all over the sites.
The cascabel is turned and there is a 10mm hole machined in the brass blank and it's time to go!
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