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Reef Rants - Thoughts from an underwater tourist...

In the world of diving there are two things you can count on: being an underwater tourist and surface intervals. (Surface intervals occur between dives.)

Follow my diving adventures here at Reef Rants and my surface interval adventures on my Joyous Journeys blog.

I look forward to your comments and feedback.

A Perfect Diving Adventure

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JoyfulLee
, May 31st, 2011 at 10:20 PM (Reef Rants - Thoughts from an underwater tourist...)

The water was flat. The Trinity contained nothing but Nitrox tanks and advanced divers. With great anticipation about what would be found on the upcoming wrecks, the divers prepped their gear while Captain Tom expertly drove the boat through the Charleston Harbor out to sea.

The latter sounds like the beginning of a fictional story, but it really happened this Memorial Day. In fact, I would have to say I found it to be an absolutely perfect diving adventure. You see, in addition to ...

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The Anchor Wreck

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JoyfulLee
, May 29th, 2011 at 07:51 PM (Reef Rants - Thoughts from an underwater tourist...)

I was fortunate enough to dive the Anchor Wreck again on Saturday with my adopted Charleston Scuba family. This amazing dive site was created when a yet-to-be identified ship sank near Bull's Bay off the coast of Charleston in the mid- to late-1800s.

Not much is left of the 300 ft. freighter, thought by some to have carried some type of perishable cargo such as bananas or sugar. Sitting in 105 feet of water, the double boilers can be accessed at about 80 feet.

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