As we search for the remains of the Hercules we are often reminded just how much lies at the bottom of the English Channel. This is the wreck of a British minelayer from WW2 and back in the 90’s we were the first divers to visit her. She is upright largely intact 130ft long and … Read Article
Beatrice (Tilly) Shilling, a brilliant engineer, motorcycle racer and woman in a class of her own. She hated bureaucracy most certainly was not PC and a pain in the ass to boot. Most importantly she was one of those people that made a huge difference when England was on it’s knees. Her orifice became legend … Read Article
Dorset waters are the final resting place for many a brave pilot. It doesn’t matter to me if they are British, German, American or any other they were all young men doomed by those days of madness. The official line is that aircraft wreck sites are protected by the Protection Of Military Remains Act and … Read Article
