SAHRA Maritime and Underwater Cultural Heritage
December 21:
“This day in our shipwreck and aeronautical wreck history”
1861: Alice Smith, this sailing schooner wrecked at Port St Johns in the Eastern Cape.
1988: Gelderland, this motor-powered seaward defense boat was scuttled by the SAS Fleur via demolition trials just off Duiker Point, near Maori Bay, about 4 km west of Hout Bay in the Western Cape.
SAS Gelderland (1988) in Table Bay, date unknown
It lies just west of the BOS 400 wreckage at 35 m in depth and its remains lie scattered in two main sections.
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