Back in 2011, when I was a roving reporter for this newspaper, I was sent to a tiny village in Wales after reports four miners were trapped.
After routine blasting at Gleision Colliery near Cilybebyll, water flooded a tunnel where seven men were working.
Three made it to safety but the rest were stuck.
Driving up there I felt trepidation, hoping I was about to witness a miracle.
Tragically, by the time I arrived, news had broken that Charles Breslin, David Powell, Phillip Hill and Garry Jenkins had lost their lives.
It reminds me of the drama deep in the Atlantic this week.
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