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The deck gun on the stern, about 12 ft long.Another view of the stern gun - the business endThe top of the stern. The large pipe going overhead is one of twoThe decaying superstructure
The anchorLooking at the bow of the wreckLooking down at the bow of the wreckVisibility is often excellentThe Resor is one of the region's best producers
Courtesy of Dan Crowell
Builder's drawing of the R P Resor.The aft part of the ship, the largest part of the wreck.Cross-section of the same part of the ship.Type VIIc U-boat U-578, being rammed by a Russian patrol boat in 1941, lost August 1942
Newspaper cover courtesy of diver Jerry Granberg jerrymg@sprynet.com.
Blennies live on the bottom in oyster beds or mussel beds. If you find an old piece of pipe or a bottle in the river, look inside - you'll probably find a blenny.
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