Gunilda 2016

In August 1911, the luxury yacht Gunilda, owned by millionaire William Harkness, sank in 260' of water after striking McGarvey Shoal in Lake Superior. In this video, we'll begin at the bow of vessel and swim aft past the ship's bell, across the deck, up one level to the searchlight, past a compass binnacle, up one more level to the fly bridge with wheel and telegraph. We'll continue aft over the top of the ship, going past engine room skylights and then dropping down to deck level at the stern to see the aft steering station. Turning around, we'll go back to the bow staying at deck level and swimming along the port side of the ship. We'll pass (and peek into) the aft lounge, butler's pantry, galley, and chart room. We'll finish up by swimming past the bell again and on to the ascent line.

Видео Gunilda 2016 канала Rick Kruzel