Ship From 1911, That Even Served in WWII, Was Overtaken by Nature, Becoming a Floating Forest
The ship, overtaken by mangrove trees, stands as a piece of history. Image credit: Brent Pearson
The rusted wreck overtaken by the elements, has now become part of the Homebush seascape. It is a popular destination for tourists, but it’s also a favorite among photographers – even a Shipwreck Lookout was established.
Most importantly, though, the 111-year-old Ayrfield stands as a small piece of history, one that will hopefully continue to amaze people for a long time.
The rusted wreck overtaken by the elements, has now become part of the Homebush seascape. It is a popular destination for tourists, but it’s also a favorite among photographers – even a Shipwreck Lookout was established.
Most importantly, though, the 111-year-old Ayrfield stands as a small piece of history, one that will hopefully continue to amaze people for a long time.
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11 April 2023
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