SS Tuggerah New South Wales Australia. Full Documentary

[@davidbarnsley8486]

We need more mini documentaries on our maritime history and the wrecks in our oceans It is just so interesting

[@shipwrecksoftheworld878]

It was that thought that resulted in these presentations being made ..

[@marknelson5929]

Another brilliant piece on Australia's maritime heritage. Well done!

[@shipwrecksoftheworld878]

Thanks Mark

[@eveun3094]

Beautiful documentary ! It was a pleasure to watch and learn this story, thanks 👍

[@shipwrecksoftheworld878]

We have all heard of the shipwrecks like Titanic etc, but just within sight of our coastline events like this happened. Thanks for your comments

[@barry7608]

Thanks, I had no idea we had such beautiful sea life just off our coast, I live on the shores of Tuggerah lake. Great photography and 'characters'

[@shipwrecksoftheworld878]

I'll be posting more NSW's wreck stories in the coming week. Thanks for your feed back

[@iamrichrocker]

great content..artfully captured//and informative narration..well done folks..

[@shipwrecksoftheworld878]

Thanks for the feed back..more to come in the following weeks.

[@jimalexander8734]

Excellent photography and such clear visibility

[@shipwrecksoftheworld878]

Thank you so much 😀

[@redtobertshateshandles]

There's no Port at Sandon Point. If large seas were due they probably had no choice but to leave. All the local jetties around here eventually got smashed to pieces by storms.

[@shipwrecksoftheworld878]

That they did...Coalcliff jetty stopped loading after a number of ships were almost lost. One was the Undola which later foundered off Garie Beach. I"ll cover that in an upcoming chapter..

[@benwilson6145]

I think the Captain would not need to be told of the list, he could see it!

[@shipwrecksoftheworld878]

I'm sure he did. The two obviously never got on