an approaching coldfront and ended up onshore behind Palm Beach socialite and art collector Molly Wimont's
estate. While Palm Beach County wanted the ship to be sunk in their own backyard, Broward County finagled
it away and sank her the Spring of 1984 amid a great pyrotechnics show as large amounts of flammable liquid
were used to make it a "really big show". Twenty years later, the fine little ship shows the ravages of time; her
wheel house toppled, her cargo holds twisted and flattened, and she was pushed towards shore by Hurricane
Andrew in 1992 and is now in the middle of the third reef line. She still holds large amounts of fish and is best
dove as a drift dive starting on the ship and then drifting off onto the reef.
