Expanding on my original video of the Loch Vennachar in 2011, this video tells a short story of her foundering and discovery.
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Expanding on my original video of the Loch Vennachar in 2011, this video tells a short story of her foundering and discovery.
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Nice video. Must have been a very interesting project researching this one.
+EnduranceSwimmer Thanks. Appreciated Darrell. Yes, my first contact with this project extends back to 1980, as a boy. I was on the vessel that collected the Anchor stock from KI. I captured and posted footage in 2011 with my first video camera. 2015 revisit allowed me to use the technology I now have. It is quite a meaningful wreck to me. Thanks Again.
Awesome research and video – wish I could dive such a magnificent wreck
+Carl Charter Well, you were invited. Logistically challenging though. Maybe next time.
Great work. good story, nicely told. Thanks for sharing.
+Peter Day Thanks. Glad you liked it. appreciate your response.
Beautiful foot age once again and a lovely story to go with it. Thanks
+Slow Diver Thanks. This wreck holds a special place in my heart.
This is very emotional to me, been on genes reunited , have just found out my grandfathers brother , Joseph Hadley A young apprentice, was on this ship , have also just found out his father ,captain Joseph Hadley and other brother Albert Hadley and another Hadley relation , who were on the schooner Jane sunk of Yarmouth in a storm in 1877, thank you for filming this ,two ships all these lives lost
Hi Helen. Thank you for sharing your story and relationship. I am pleased that the video assists. I think it is important to highlight the significance of shipping and lives lost. Have you come across a Helen Kohler? Helen’s family were meant to make a trip, and had furniture on board. Possibly had a relationship to the captain. this link is my 2011 video, more crude however might be of interest if you have not seen. All the best, and thanks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Dg_Tp1CvmU&t=6s