2. Underwater

Port Nelson & Sea Viking, 20 Feb 10

2 wrecks visited this afternoon.
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This lionfish is clinging to a coral head to avoid the current flowing past.
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This lionfish is clinging to a coral head to avoid the current flowing past.

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  • A school of Boga shimmer as they swim past the bow of the Port Nelson.
  • The bow of the Port Nelson, a 130 foot Royal Bahamas Defence Force patrol boat turned artificial reef.
  • The bow of the Port Nelson, a 130 foot Royal Bahamas Defence Force patrol boat turned artificial reef.
  • The bow is quite striking, a contrast to most of the wrecks in the area.
  • The machine gun mount, looking forward.
  • The machine gun mount, looking aft to the bridge.
  • A lionfish prowls the foredeck.
  • The main bridge has seen better days.
  • Sponges in the shadow of the Port Nelson's Keel.
  • A couple lionfish napping out of the current.
  • A couple lionfish napping out of the current.
  • The aft superstructure of the Port Nelson, looking forwards.
  • A search/signal light, now inhabited by a clam, port side, near the flying bridge of the Port Nelson.
  • The view from the flying bridge has changed somewhat lately. Port Nelson wreck.
  • The reef surrounding the wreck is quite healthy.
  • Chris, staff photographer on the boat today.
  • Lionfish looking to get away from that annoying photographer (me).
  • This lionfish is clinging to a coral head to avoid the current flowing past.
  • This lionfish is clinging to a coral head to avoid the current flowing past.
  • The stern of the Sea Viking, a fishing vessel sunk deliberately near some of our most beautiful reef.
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