Darlington
Her captain had posted no lookout in unfamiliar waters and was later found negligent. The hull has collapsed onto itself, but the boilers, winches and propeller shaft are still easy to make out. The rudder points upward and can break the surface in rough weather, and the rudder quadrant and propeller are coated in red fire coral. Following the propeller shaft leads to the hollow mast, where slipper lobsters and sea hares shelter. Remains of an unidentified Spanish galleon lie a short swim away.
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