paradicio
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Does a sunken pier count? I don't have any wreck photos...
Theme 01 - 19 October, 2008: Wrecks
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First the two well known wrecks.
The Superior Producer
and another shot of this wreck:
The Tugboat
The following is our very special wreck; it is older than the Titanic and most visiting divers don't know of its existence; the wreck of the SS Mediator (1884). It is an archeological dive site, which means that the wreck can only be visited during a guided dive with Stimana.
Sunken sailboat
This was a lucky find. This wreck was just a week old and this is probably the only picture of it. A week later is was gone.
The Superior Producer
and another shot of this wreck:
The Tugboat
The following is our very special wreck; it is older than the Titanic and most visiting divers don't know of its existence; the wreck of the SS Mediator (1884). It is an archeological dive site, which means that the wreck can only be visited during a guided dive with Stimana.
Sunken sailboat
This was a lucky find. This wreck was just a week old and this is probably the only picture of it. A week later is was gone.
kidsdream
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DamselDoc
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My contributions... one on the Grove the other on the Duane
Cancun
North Carolina
Chuuk
North Carolina
Chuuk
KirkD
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Nice pics
KirkD
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Like the wreck pics
rjsimp
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Here's a few shots from a Grand Cayman wreck dive we did this last week.
caymaniac
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