This is cool – especially for a person who grew up on the west coast and has sailed around the world for fun and for profit.
The remains of 14 ships include four Royal Canadian Navy warships, one U.S. navy destroyer, two whalers, two Canadian Pacific Railway steam tugs, a deep sea rescue tug, a wood-hulled barquentine and three Cape Horn windjammers. The ships were sunk, starting in 1936 and continuing for 25 years, as breakwaters for log-booming operations.
More images are in a Facebook album…