Carbon fibre from Shockwave 5, washed up at Towradgi Point. In 1881, the ship Queen of Nations ran aground at this location and the timbers remain buried in the sand close by.

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Carbon fibre from Shockwave 5, washed up at Towradgi Point. In 1881, the ship Queen of Nations ran aground at this location and the timbers remain buried in the sand close by.

© Peter Andrews http://www.outimage.net

Carbon fibre from Shockwave 5, washed up at Towradgi Point. In 1881, the ship Queen of Nations ran aground at this location and the timbers remain buried in the sand close by. photo copyright Peter Andrews http://www.outimage.net taken at and featuring the class

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