#shipwrecks

Most people wouldn’t step back on a ship after surviving one sinking. Violet Jessop survived three. She was just 23 when she began working as a stewardess for the White Star Line. Her first posting was

Finding out what Quarantine Bay was really about, so come with me and find out for yourself too

6 times Worse than Titanic: The Forgotten Tragedy of the Wilhelm Gustloff

Welcome to the captivating world of scuba diving in Boracay, Philippines! Join me as we embark on an underwater adventu

Red Sea wrecks

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We on Hive, we put the unity into CommUnity, especially in the WednesdayWalk where we share our worlds without prejudice

A prominent natural headland projecting out into Disaster Bay, Green Cape was a known as an obstacle for passing ships

You can't beat a tale of the sea and this sea has many to tell

Ever since he was a little kid in Pennsylvania, Burt Webber had been fascinated by stories of shipwrecks and sunken treasure. He learned to scuba dive when he was 16 years old and started going on expeditions

When the repaired ships attempted their luck against the storms again on September 28th, disaster struck the fleet. They were scattered to the wind, with many taking severe damage from the hurricane. The

The Nuestra Señora de La Pura y Limpia Concepción was a tall sailing ship of the Spanish Treasure fleet, bearing loads of gold and silver back to Spain to line the vaults of the Crown and its backers.

Cayman Islands, Wreck of the Ten Sails commemoration site taken from the water at low spring tide. Amazing to have these memorials around the world so we can lool back at the incredible feats of men. Wreck

As long as the history of human beings on the ocean, the story of shipwreck continues. According to a recent UNESCO calculation, nearly three million ships have soaked in the sea all over the world! The

Photomosaic It was a magical summer dawn. The previous night, I saw the first-time plankton shining in the sea. I was in the southern Euboean Gulf on a much-awaited and long-desired underwater research

What happens to ships and boats when we decided that its no longer useful. Some get junked and become recycled into something new and is once again useful others might end up being intentionally sunk for

As promised, here is the story of the legend of Peggy as told through Ivan Fraser, author of 'Peggy of the Cove'. He has opened up his home as a museum to traveller's who want to know the history of Peggy's

Shipwreck "Alexander" off the island of Roatan, Honduras I took this picture back in January 2012 with an old 10mp digital camera. It was edited with my Samsung phone just now.

Two shipwrecked Spanish galleons lie beneath the waves on the U.S. West Coast. Both were carrying valuable cargo that would be worth many millions of dollars today. Researchers know the areas where these