Dom Robinson, a British burger, received according to A. BBC report. Robinson saw the advertisement for the SS Almond Branch on the Facebook market site and immediately knew that he had to get hold of the wreck.
The 3,300 tons, 330 ft long cargo ship was sunk off the coast of Cornwall on November 27, 1917 and has stayed there since then. Robinson, who has had a passion for shipwrecks since his childhood and loves diving, has already taken the dive under water to view his appreciated property.
“I just went and I kicked the tires and I sucked my teeth, and I knew what it was,” said Mr. Robinson.
Mr. Robinson restores the wreck by examining anomalies found by scanning the Zeebben in the United Kingdom. He also has a YouTube channel where he shares his findings.
'I have identified perhaps 20 or 25 shipwrecks in recent years. It is really nice because every shipwreck has received a story. I find that particularly worthwhile, “he said.
“It feels a bit different when you dive a wreck, and you know that you have a feeling of property.”
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Woman is not impressed
Although Mr. Robinson awe has been left for his new appreciated property, his wife Suzi, 53, has been less than excited.
“When I bought it, my wife was furious, Mr. Robinson said, adding that his partner called the wreck a” wastage of money “.
Although he may not be able to turn the wreck for money, Robinson hopes to find the bell of the ship that he said he would like to keep it.
“So, if someone finds the bell, they must report it to the recipient of Wreck, who will ask me if I want to keep it or not. And, if they find the bell, then of course my bell of my bell.”
