The motorship Tommy was on 28. August 1958 on a journey from Halden to Brevik when she started to leak and water started to stream into the hull. The captain on the ship set course for Sandefjord to get assistance but it did not take long before the engines stopped because of the flood in the vessel. Without engine power the captain could not do much, and the vessel drifted away without control. Soon after the vessel struck the reefs of Holtskjærene and sank. The crew of two men got into the lifeboat and were picked up by the ship Lyngør who had seen the emergency signals from the crew. And here the remains of the motor barge still rests on a depth of six to twelve meters. The wreck is found today about five meters from land in the western north-south passage in Holskjærene in Vestfold county, in the middle of the lagoon. The wreck rest on top of another wreck known as yacht Gyda, but it is not much left of this little vessel. East of the wreck of Tommy there is also a wreck of an unknown wreck built of steel. The wreck of Tommy has the last few years been broken down, but still you can see the stern intact...