swansea channel wreck done by drone 2017

DescriptionThe bow of the wreck, which is the deepest section @ 2 metres deep, is lying on a heading of 145 degrees to the southeast. It has a beam of 4.3 metres and a length of @ 17metres (true length is unknown at this stage due to part of the stern being under sand).
The main section (boiler) is situated 1.5 metres in from the sides of the wreck, 7.5 metres from the bow and is 5 metres long (part of this section is exposed at low tide).
Forward of the boiler one can find a small hold measuring only 1.6 * 1.7 wide. In this area here, many fish (see below) inhabit this area as well as various forms of sponges and corals.
Along the sides of the boiler one can view the decking ribs.