First I should say that I am new to diving but plan to do as much as possible. I resently got to do my AOW in Newfoundland and was able to dive on two of the four wrecks located just off of Bell Island in Conception Bay. These ships were sunk by two different German subs during WWII. They are incredible dives and in very good shape for being submergerd for sixty sum years. The visibility I thought was quite good (30-40ft) but the guys I was diving with told me that they have seen it much clearer. The water temp was very cold (44 degrees F) but I was still able to dive wet to say I have done it and know what to expect. I was able to get to see many of the items that went down with the ship. The machine guns and ammo can still be seen, talking to a couple of the other divers that penetrated the ship told me there are still a lot of other items still in the ship where the would have been used, such as a rolling pin in the galley, or prop in a cargo hold. Two of the guys I had dove with had been there two weeks and had been diving the ships the whole time, they had nothing but phrase for the site. Even though this is only my third and fourth wreck dives I would recommend it and l definetly will be going back to do more dives. I will be trying to get more diving in a home but we have almost no good diving around home unless you drive for about five hours. But where there is a will there is a way.
