How easy things change. Some years ago (50+) i was the only diver using Mudeford this was during the crayfish wars ''down west'' and the dislike and suspicion of divers was rife. i had just come out of the RN as one and did a few recovery jobs for the mudeford lads and gained their trust, but i digress. diving near hengistbury head for some lost pots i actualy found them fouled in a spitfire around which the sand had scoured. this obstruction was not known. it was not on decca or any chart. we informed the RAF museum at hendon they asked me to go down again for a specific task ie to remove a part of the engine which had a number on it, they put this number to a spitfire believed to have been shot down in the channel the pilot nearly got home!!! the point------his remaing family where taken out on Andy Russels boat and placed a reath over its position that wreck was never seen or charted again, the sand just swallowed it up i gave up many years ago trying to find it again but never did, i have posted thinking some might be interested stuff disappearing is far from being modern, sorry to be long winded. Derek