The a graveyard of steel skeletons of shipwrecks line the sand along the Swale, a tidal channel of the Thames estuary. This beautiful stretch of beach is made even more atmospheric by the eery wrecks, especially when mist rolls in from the sea.

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August 8, 2023

This is the Wreck of Pirate Steve. He sailed from Brighton on Faversham. Beached on the mud banks just along from the Quay. The Pirate ship broke apart when the Bilge pumps failed to empty its hull from the amassing of Silt and other marine life.

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