$ cat diving/sites/seahawk
The Seahawk.
The Seahawk is a 25 m wooden cargo boat sunk on purpose in 2002 as part of Gibraltar's artificial reef project. She lies on a flat sandy seabed at 27–28 m just outside Rosia and is now fairly broken up.
Where · Off Rosia, Gibraltar
Type · wreck
Depth · 27–28 m
Logged · 8 dives, 12 May 2002 – 21 Sep 2002
$ man seahawk
01 / The dive
What's down there.
POINTS OF INTEREST
- Wooden hull, now fairly broken up
- Bow points south-west
- Two small upturned wooden fishing boats nearby to the east
MARINE LIFE
- Octopus
- Cuttlefish
- Conger and moray eels
- Nudibranchs
- Spider crabs and common lobster
- Mixed reef fish
DEPTH & CONDITIONS
Seabed 27–28 m
Flat sandy seabed at 27–28 m. Divegib lists it as a boat dive for Advanced Open Water divers and above.
$ git log --reverse seahawk
02 / History
How it got there.
Wooden vessel used to carry assorted cargo until she was too old to be needed; 25 m long. She was deliberately sunk by Dr Eric Shaw on 30 April 2002 as part of the Gibraltar artificial reef project. Build date, builder and tonnage are not recorded in the sources found.
$ grep seahawk diving/log | wc -l
03 / Logged here
8 dives.
From the reconstructed log — the dates follow the pattern I dived, so read them as representative rather than exact.
2002 8