A lot of good shipwreck stories have come together. In fact, so many, that it becomes difficult to choose.
At present the trend seems to be something in the line of "The wreckers of the Florida straight", starting with the early times, 1500's, there is the book from Fontaneda, later is the salvage of the Margarita 1622, then 1715 fleet, 1733, and many later stories.
There are the stories of the ships getting wrecked and the stories of the survivors. Then the people who were the "Wreckers", the ones who did salvage whatever could be saved from the shipwrecks.
There are the salvers of old and there are the salvers of modern times who, with the help of modern technology manage to recover what the salvers of old left behind. The accent is on the people. These people were an important part of the history of Florida.
Intermingled, we have stories of pirates, like on the 1715 fleet.
We would like to find more stories of pirates that are connected with the salvage efforts.
One possible way to tell these stories, would be a bit similar as the TV series "The Men Who Built America"
Any opinions, even critical ones are welcome.