Wreck of the Haight and Sandy Bay Breakwater

Myself and some other regulars from Cape Ann Divers traveled to the Haight and the Breakwater this weekend. As usual, current was ripping at the Haight, but mostly the top 10' of water was affected. I was trying to focus on shooting video, fighting the temptation to just take pictures (a much easier option). The wreckage was wonderful, but due to the current, I stayed within about 100' of the mooring line that David Shumway was kind enough to fasten for us. Wreck has changed since diving almost a year ago. a swim-through has because conveniently larger and there was some noticeable storm destruction. Below are some screen grabs illustrating some of the changes.  

Here photographer, Robert Landy explores the wreckage (sans his signature red suit).

The Breakwater was spectacular as usual. Chuck and I briefly went out into the gravel looking for torpedo rays to no avail. The invertebrate life on the boulders looked like an alien planet. I've never been disappointed diving the breakwater.

Chuck Marrone at the base of the breakwater

Can anyone count the number of species in this photo?