10th Year Anniversary – Cheeky Dive With Grace
The Memsahib said that this was not supposed to be a divining holiday, but just in case, I packed my fins, mask and dive computer.
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SS Rosalie Moller Coal
SS Rosalie Moller [+1941] – A Valuable Lesson Learned
On many divers’ Red Sea Bucket Lists, the Rosalie Moller lays upright, around 51 metres to the sandy sea bed with Welsh coal in the holds.
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Diving The Aida
SS Aïda [+1957] – Deep, Sharks and Visibility
We were straight down to the stern, to slowly ascend through the wreck. Those who have dived the Ronda at Mull, this is a similar profile.
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Danish CLOC Whisky
MV Dandfjord [+1948] – And A Little Treasure
During a month holiday on the island of Sal, Cabo Verde, I was able to make to dives on the relatively undived MV Danfjord as lost in 1948.