fairybasslet
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It featured wrecks from WWII in Truk and the Solomons. I highly recommend it.
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/warwrecks/index.html
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/warwrecks/index.html
There was a really cool Nature on PBS last night: War Wrecks of the Coral Seas(link)
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I saw that too! It was great, except now am having to add another place to my 'must dive' list. Wouldn't be so bad, except the list grows faster than the budget
I loved the shots of the mantas coming into the cleaning station
I loved the shots of the mantas coming into the cleaning station
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fairybasslet
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NadMat:I saw that too! It was great, except now am having to add another place to my 'must dive' list. Wouldn't be so bad, except the list grows faster than the budget
I loved the shots of the mantas coming into the cleaning station
I have a friend organizing a trip to Truk (or Chuk) now and she's not going because the airfare is outrageous. But one day, maybe she and I will have the $ to go.
I think the Solomons is do-able though, maybe. A liveaboard would be heaven.I was so happy to see one manta in Thailand. To see a bunch like that would have been awesome, for sure.
DiveMaven
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I thought it was really good....EXCEPT that they didn't identify which wrecks they were diving in Truk!! We have reservation on Odyssey in 2008 and I can't wait to see for myself.
Might have to add diving in the Solomons on our list when we go to Australia.
Might have to add diving in the Solomons on our list when we go to Australia.
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