Here in England, we play a game called snooker which is like a more complicated version of pool, played with smaller balls on a bigger table. A pro-quality snooker table has a base made of a single sheet of smoothed slate, and can cost up to £20,000 (that's about $35,000 US dollars). Not sure if pool tables are made likewise, but if so, that' some very expensive kit they left behind...!

What a very sad place- the vibes here must have been very melancholy, if not disturbing. All the poor disturbed children that must have passed through these halls and corridors....

Look below the word DISPATCH, you can see the word richmond (or atleast the last half of that word) below it in smaller darker letters. So that corroberates with the tanker story.

One word. Bohemoth.

Uh... not sure about the anchor idea... and I am yet to see a ship with a davit on the bow or stern... looks very navy like though... and i dont know why

You... you went ON it?! Motts, you have my most profound respects.

Kassie!! I have the exact same phobia! I always fear when I'm swimming the the bay or somewhere where ships are i'll hit my foot on a shipwreck, or I'm afraid of falling into the water onto something rusty, sharp, and old.. i dont know why *hides*

Not to mention all the oils and chemicles that leaked from the ships as they decayed and settle on the bottom.. Looks out for three headed ospreys the size of busses..

Oh my gosh, amazing. Simply amazing. Reminds me alot of the harbours and decrepid barges and warfs around Sydney.

Oh... creepy thought... imagine walking on that deck, and falling through... *shudders*

*clings to motts back forever to follow him on adventures*

*gasp* i luvs it! <3

Gives the impression of what it might have been like standing on the deck of the Titanic, of the Lusitania, or some similar ship.

Fire hose real or not, I love it!!

Lightship?? Hm... doesnt look like any american or english lightships Ive seen... I agree with the subhunter theory. Besides, lightships have two masts, one fore, one aft.

I agree, looks like a steam dredge if ever I saw one.