ryshannon
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We dove the Wexford with Red Devil Scuba on Sunday, here are some shots of the wreck
Some Photos of the Wexford Dive Sunday
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Nice pic's - definitely a good time ... just too bad that Mother Nature wouldn't let us stay out there. When you've got vis like we had and to have to leave ... it is a shame.
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ryshannon
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some more shots of the Wexford
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Thanks again Aaron for an excellent Charter, After that first wave went over the bow I don't think you had to convince anyone that we had to get to shore, and we all know how sensitive some of us get when it gets too rough !!
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Hi Shorediver, Temp on the deck was approx 59 deg, down in the Boiler room was approx 50 deg. both Bow & Stern Buoy's are there.
I had 60 above the thermocline which was at 55-60' and then 51 inside the wreck. I spent most of my time inside the wreck. Vis inside the wreck was easily 40'. I had attempted to get out to this wreck 2 other times this year but the weather hadn't co-operated. Definitely glad I got in at least one dive this year (it wouldn't have been a complete year if I didn't get to dive the Wexford at least once).
However, I must say it looks like a few more things have gone missing ... I only counted 2 spare boiler glass tubes (as compared to 4 or 5), didn't see any plates this time around, and only one spare port hole glass (as compared to 4-5 I have seen before). I am hopeful that it was just the silt that had moved around but on at least a couple of the items I am doubtful. The good news is that I did relocate the brass firehose nozzel that I pulled out of the deep silt last year.
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