What is recorded here

Pine is a steamship lost in 1936, resting only two metres beneath the surface off County Down. That shallow depth turns tragedy into invitation: turtles, children and camera operators can all reach the same ribs. The sea kept the vessel close enough to touch, which is both a gift and a warning.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Pine as Steamship. It was lost in 1936. Recorded depth: 2m.

The *Pine* was a steamship lost in 1936, lying in 2 metres of water. Little is known of its cargo or crew, but its shallow depth suggests it may have been abandoned or wrecked near the shore.

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