sleeve 15 and unuseable wellbore 21 while tubular string 3 is deflected as illustrated it is then preferably inserted or speared into the mud or sea floor b along line 3 c it should be understood that line 3 c is preferably deflected at some desired angle from a vertical axis passing through the recovered u201c slot u201d and its vertically aligned guide sleeves 15 and the unuseable wellbore 21 after the tubular string 3 has been inserted or speared into the sea floor b mud line fig9 the pumping of seawater is preferably stopped and measurements are taken to verify the position of the deflected drill string or tubular string 3 the tubular string 3 may then be further lowered until it preferably supports its own weight axially it should be appreciated that the tubular string 3 will substantially sink through the mud or sediment bottom due to its own weight it should be appreciated that as the drill pipe or tubular string 3 is lowered further into the seabed b it will preferably retain its deflected position and not shift in a horizontal direction to its pre deflected vertically aligned position the tubular string 3 may then be disconnected at the rotary table not illustrated on the platform leaving a portion of the string protruding through the rotary floor not illustrated another pipe.