September 24th, 2012 by Piper Smith
Bermuda was a very important stop for Spanish ships on their way back to Spain on the Gulf Stream. Aiming for Bermuda was essential for verifying their position before laying in their course for the Azores. With this, ensued the wrecking of ships off the coast of Bermuda. Consequently, in the early 17th century, the English settled in Bermuda. These Bermudian settlers quickly began to practice wreck salvaging and furthered their searches for SHIPWRECKS to all of the Caribbean islands!
Picture caption: Bermudian Shipwreck!
