I'm sure you all know what happened to the ship the loch ard. In 1878, the Loch Ard set sail from England for Melbourne, with 18 passengers and 36 crew. While they were on there trip one night a thick fog closed over them and made it almost impossible to see. Once the fog had lifted it was too late the ship had sailed of course, and 2km in front of them was jagged cliffs. The captain tried so hard to steer away from these cliffs but it was no use. They crashed into the cliffs, most people died but there was 6 life belts but even the storm was too strong for them and they got pulled under. But there was some hope. Tom a passenger had managed to swim to shore and later managed to save a girl who also tried to swim to shore. Later they reported everything that had happened on this dreadful night.
I'm sure you all know what happened to the ship the loch ard. In 1878, the Loch Ard set sail from England for Melbourne, with 18 passengers and 36 crew. While they were on there trip one night a thick fog closed over them and made it almost impossible to see. Once the fog had lifted it was too late the ship had sailed of course, and 2km in front of them was jagged cliffs. The captain tried so hard to steer away from these cliffs but it was no use. They crashed into the cliffs, most people died but there was 6 life belts but even the storm was too strong for them and they got pulled under. But there was some hope. Tom a passenger had managed to swim to shore and later managed to save a girl who also tried to swim to shore. Later they reported everything that had happened on this dreadful night.