On the 30th April I continued to document the wreck. Still experiencing rumbles while in the water we noticed quite a few changes.
On the day of the 7.0 earthquake we headed for a dive on the wreck of the Coolidge. We could hear the rumbles of aftershock quakes for the entire dive and I took video of the wreck. This is a snippet of what could well be the inspiration for one of the next episodes for my SS President Coolidge film series.
On April 29, 2016 we were woken by a rumble and shake, to get outside was the first instinctual move. The water in the swimming pool looked like the southern oceans - we had just experienced a 7.0 magnitude quake not far from Luganville, in Norsup. My next thought was - is my Coolidge OK. We had booked in for a morning dive so I packed the camera into Spearo, my underwater camera housing and set off to the dive site to have a look. Over the next few days I documented the changes on the wreck. Vanuatu continued to rumble on and is still giving a little shake each day.
