Fetlar
Feltar sunk in 1919. It was a cargo ship from England to St. Malo. It carried leather shoes, that are still visible in the boat today. All sailors survived the crash.
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Feltar sunk in 1919. It was a cargo ship from England to St. Malo. It carried leather shoes, that are still visible in the boat today. All sailors survived the crash.
German vessel sunk July 4th, 1944 5 miles north of La pointe de la Varde. Heinrich Hey is also known as Hinrich.
Dive site is forbidden since 24/10/88 M4600 is also known as Umuiden, Maria Van Hattem.
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