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English (Translate this text in English): The wreck of the St. Andre which sank in 1908 carrying a cargo of pig iron. Most dives start by descending down the wall and swimming along with the wall on your left. The wreckage can be found near the wall and girders and ribs lead out to the boilers. The wreck is mostly flattened so can be difficult to find in times of low vis. It is also possible to see seals here.

English (Translate this text in English): The wreck of the St. Andre which sank in 1908 carrying a cargo of pig iron. Most dives start by descending down the wall and swimming along with the wall on your left. The wreckage can be found near the wall and girders and ribs lead out to the boilers. The wreck is mostly flattened so can be difficult to find in times of low vis. It is also possible to see seals here.

The wreck of the St. Andre which sank in 1908 carrying a cargo of pig iron. Most dives start by descending down the wall and swimming along with the wall on your left. The wreckage can be found near the wall and girders and ribs lead out to the boilers. The wreck is mostly flattened so can be difficult to find in times of low vis. It is also possible to see seals here.

English (Translate this text in English): The wreck of the St. Andre which sank in 1908 carrying a cargo of pig iron. Most dives start by descending down the wall and swimming along with the wall on your left. The wreckage can be found near the wall and girders and ribs lead out to the boilers. The wreck is mostly flattened so can be difficult to find in times of low vis. It is also possible to see seals here.

English (Translate this text in English): The wreck of the St. Andre which sank in 1908 carrying a cargo of pig iron. Most dives start by descending down the wall and swimming along with the wall on your left. The wreckage can be found near the wall and girders and ribs lead out to the boilers. The wreck is mostly flattened so can be difficult to find in times of low vis. It is also possible to see seals here.

English (Translate this text in English): The wreck of the St. Andre which sank in 1908 carrying a cargo of pig iron. Most dives start by descending down the wall and swimming along with the wall on your left. The wreckage can be found near the wall and girders and ribs lead out to the boilers. The wreck is mostly flattened so can be difficult to find in times of low vis. It is also possible to see seals here.

English (Translate this text in English): The wreck of the St. Andre which sank in 1908 carrying a cargo of pig iron. Most dives start by descending down the wall and swimming along with the wall on your left. The wreckage can be found near the wall and girders and ribs lead out to the boilers. The wreck is mostly flattened so can be difficult to find in times of low vis. It is also possible to see seals here.

English (Translate this text in English): The wreck of the St. Andre which sank in 1908 carrying a cargo of pig iron. Most dives start by descending down the wall and swimming along with the wall on your left. The wreckage can be found near the wall and girders and ribs lead out to the boilers. The wreck is mostly flattened so can be difficult to find in times of low vis. It is also possible to see seals here.

English (Translate this text in English): The wreck of the St. Andre which sank in 1908 carrying a cargo of pig iron. Most dives start by descending down the wall and swimming along with the wall on your left. The wreckage can be found near the wall and girders and ribs lead out to the boilers. The wreck is mostly flattened so can be difficult to find in times of low vis. It is also possible to see seals here.

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