The Ship that never sailed in Trinidad’s Seas

Rusty shipwreck in Bah?a de Casilda near Trinidad, Cuba

It is a ship that never sailed in the Caribbean waters that soak the Trinidad coastline, but has remained as a relic in the Casilda Bay: there it poses defying storms, swollen tides, enduring the whims of nature: its ancient frame combines and even adorns the surrounding landscape.

It is not a ship of the implausible stories of corsairs and pirates, nor of shipwrecks that have moved the world. It is not a ghost ship, but it does arouse the curiosity of those who sail or border the southern inlet. Time has anchored it forever.