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Images tagged "protected wrecks"

Cannon from HMS Colossus
Ring concretion on the HMS Colossus
Cannon from HMS Colossus
A carved rail stanchion on the Swash channel wreck
Section of the side of the Swash channel vessel.
Upper works of the Swash channel wreck
Framing of the Iona II
The boilers of the Iona II
A Lobster making the Iona II its home
Recording on the Swash Channel wreck site.
Iron box at the Cardigan Bay wreck site
Excavation on the Cardigan Bay wrecksite
A Crab on an Iron knee rider, Cardigan Bay
An anchor at the Coronation wrecksite
An anchor fluke at the Coronation wrecksite
Cannon at the Coronation wrecksite
Three anchors at the Bartholomew Ledges wrecksite
Broken anchor on the breech of a gun at the Bartholomew Ledges wrecksite
Wrought-iron tube gun at the Bartholomew Ledges wrecksite
Air intake of the Resurgam
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