James Bond Wrecks
 First of two wrecks, the Tears of Allah |
 Used to film the 1983 movie, Never Say Never Again |
 The 20+ year sunk former tugboat is breaking up |
 Nice gray angelfish |
 Across the deck of the former tugboat |
 Two doctorfish swim by a chair |
 Donna and Andy pose for photos taken from inside |
 Donna does not stir up more sand when she leaves |
 Andy in chair and David joins him for macroflash photo |
 Andy blocks out David's face with a hook'em sign |
 Inverted diver investigates the hole cut out for the movie camera crew that filmed James Bond evading a shark at this site |
 The camera crew filming hole |
 Over to the Vulcan Bomber remains from Thunderball |
 A fake Vulcan Bomber one made of tubes and skin |
 Saucereye Porgy |
 Only the tubes remain after 35+ years under the sea |
 Donna ready to grin for the FinPhoto photograper |
 Only thing recognizable left is the landing gear |
 A field of garden eels |
 More Vulcan bomber landing gear remains |
 Donna is bored with so many landing gear photos |
 Squirrelfish by a sea anenome |
 Last shot of the landing gear, I promise |
 Use 3-D glasses for depth perception visual of David |
 Macroflash of coral on the bomber tubing |
 Kim poses in front of the pipe structure |
 Diver investigates supports of the former movie prop |
 Another Saucereye Porgy |
 Kim swims into the hole in the side of the Tears of Allah |
 Kim looks back through all the kicked up sand |
 Looking outside from within at another diver |
 My air bubbles ripple on the ceiling inside the vessel |
 Kim enters another room inside the boat |
 Kim leads the way through the inside of the tugboat |
 We exit through a deck hatch |
 Here is the hole we exited out of the ship |
 Departing the former tugboat, Tears of Allah |
 David self portrait |
 Andy makes his safety stop |
 Donna does her safety stop as well |