Never, ever mention the tunnels. They're a closely guarded secret and if too much interest is generated, Frank may well be visited by the authorities again....
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Never, ever mention the tunnels. They're a closely guarded secret and if too much interest is generated, Frank may well be visited by the authorities again....
driftwood
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The Sand Falls in Cabo San Lucas, but that path is pretty well worn.
My thoughts exactly... shhhhhh! loose lips sink ships.
EMTPDiver
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Summit Lake near Archangel Valley, in the Talkeetna Mountains of Alaska. Glacially carved rocks, lots of weird alpine life in the water, tons of animal bones...very interesting dive. Bloody cold though.
I just posted a trip report about an unusual dive site that few have ever done.
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ha...big-island-divers-black-water-night-dive.html
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ha...big-island-divers-black-water-night-dive.html
scubashawn123
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I went to Gilboa this summer for the Guinness World Record dive. It is pretty sweet and I had a blast
Utah has cool and unusual diving:
Diving in a volcano at Homestead Crater in 96 degree water
A tropical lake complete with sharks and marine fish Bonneville Seabase - Utah Scuba Diving and Snorkeling Location - Inland Scuba Diving and Snorkeling
Diving in a volcano at Homestead Crater in 96 degree water
A tropical lake complete with sharks and marine fish Bonneville Seabase - Utah Scuba Diving and Snorkeling Location - Inland Scuba Diving and Snorkeling
For something a bit different, why not take a submersible expedition to view the Titanic. It runs out of St. John's, Newfoundland; where you board the Russian research vessel Akademik Keldysh.
Canadian RMS Titanic submersible shipwreck expedition dives St. John's Newfoundland Canada Akademik Keldysh IMAX documentary Deep dive submersibles
I can attest that the Canadian Arctic has plenty of interesting diving as well. Why not consider a really different vacation?
Canadian RMS Titanic submersible shipwreck expedition dives St. John's Newfoundland Canada Akademik Keldysh IMAX documentary Deep dive submersibles
I can attest that the Canadian Arctic has plenty of interesting diving as well. Why not consider a really different vacation?
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A couple of unique dive sites that I've done include the Jules Undersea Lodge in Key Largo, FL and the True Blue Marble Quarry mine shaft (cave dive) in West Rutland, VT.
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