An SA shipwreck
called Songvaar sank the same day
that the Titanic hit an iceberg. The Songvaar sank at Wardang Island on 14th
April 1912 when her own anchor pierced her hull.
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- Steve Reynolds
- Longtime former scuba diver & President for the Marine Life Society of SA. Longtime involvement with the Scuba Divers Federation of SA since the mid-1980s. The Federation's Secretary from 2001-2019. A GIRT scientific diver. A founder of Dragon Search. Australian scuba diving rep for Redmap.
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