Sif
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The
steamer Sif was built by Ropner & Son in England and
was launched in March 1902 for Alfred Olsen in Norway. She
almost became a victim under first world war when she
struck a mine outside England in April 1918, but she was
re-floated and repaired. The year after she hit ground
inbound to Bergen loaded with corn at Svaleboen
2.September 1919. Her hull was punctured in the accident
and she later sank at Oksen. Today the battered wreck
debris rest on a depth of 25 to 40 meter on the southwest
side of Ytre Sula
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| N 60 59´ E 04 40´  Picture: Sif Courtesy of Skipet Last updated: March 2016 |
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