A section of Le Casimir's copper sheeting
Dr. Francois Gendron at work
Floors and futtocks with the ballast cargo of bricks on top
Smiling Patrick Enlow and Dr. Francois Gendron on the way home
One of our friends on the wreck site
A concreted silver coin
Action man Francois pointing to the wreck site, which happens to be at the end of the rainbow
The first two of over eight iron hexagonal banks with anchor chain running past all concreted together. It is thought that these were lower mast rings
Maritime archaeologist Christine Nielsen filming the wreck site
Dr Spooner hand fanning at the base of the reef to see what the Aquapulse metal detector has located
The early grid on the centre section
Some of the bricks half way up the reef... follow the bread crumbs of the wrecking process
Two of three metal bars which were on the wreck site, of unknown purpose
Some of the amidships section after the looters destroyed all the lower hull
Coral life at the base of the reef