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Hugo Berger

Hugo Berger

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Editor, Farnham Herald

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  • Hampshire diver buys £300 WW1 shipwreck on Facebook Marketplace

    By Hugo Berger Verified| Farnham Herald Verified The wreck is only owned in Dom's name, but most of the valuable materials that he would have been able to sell are now gone. It was sunk by a German submarine off the coast of Cornwall, and has remained there ever since. The ship would have travelled all over the world, and there are records of it crashing into a bridge in Portland, Oregon.

    By Hugo Berger Verified · Farnham Herald

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Hampshire diver buys £300 WW1 shipwreck on Facebook Marketplace

    By Hugo Berger Verified| Haslemere Herald Verified A diver bought a shipwreck from World War One on Facebook Marketplace for £300 - because he "fancied" it. Dom Robinson, 53, first found a passion for exploring shipwrecks as a child and has been diving for over 40 years. He has identified 20 to 25 shipwrecks over the years and loves the history that goes with them. Dom came across an advert on Facebook marketplace in January 2025 for the shipwreck, the SS Almond Branch, and decided to go for it.

    By Hugo Berger Verified · Haslemere Herald

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Hampshire diver buys £300 WW1 shipwreck on Facebook Marketplace

    By Hugo Berger Verified| Farnham Herald Verified The wreck is only owned in Dom's name, but most of the valuable materials that he would have been able to sell are now gone. It was sunk by a German submarine off the coast of Cornwall, and has remained there ever since. The ship would have travelled all over the world, and there are records of it crashing into a bridge in Portland, Oregon.

    By Hugo Berger Verified · Farnham Herald

    Apr. 22, 2025

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Farnham Herald

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