Wednesday, August 26, 2026

HMT Agate

 All that remains on the seabed is some indistinguishable pieces of hull plate and other random pieces plus a large rope. It's been blown up, several times by the looks of it.  Hydrographic reports confirm this. 
Certainly not an interesting dive or one you'd want to do twice but It's still just about hanging in there and not much time left before it finally disappears under the sand.
Armed with a 6pdr it was mined 1918.