All Change At Oniro
Published 3rd of February, 2025
Mind you that would be a bit of a risk, given the state of the wreck.
Ship View
Thes grids were still in place. I presume there was some sort of cladding here.
From Above
This is what the look like from above.
Watch This Space
So at some point in the future, a brand new restaurant will appear here. It is in a lovely and very popular location.
Wreck Shot
I couldn't do an article on this area without including a decent shot of the wreck of the Edro III. Here it is in all its rusty glory.
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