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J.A.Ribas - Thistlegorm Wreck - II WW (outsides)
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I really like these pictures because the colors are softer and therefore impart a more mysterious feel to the wreck. How deep is it?
Me gustan mucho porque los colores son muy suaves, y por lo tanto otorgan una sensación mas misteriosa al pecio. ¿A que profundidad se encuentra?
Me gustan mucho porque los colores son muy suaves, y por lo tanto otorgan una sensación mas misteriosa al pecio. ¿A que profundidad se encuentra?
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Nice photo's
I've never dived in the Red Sea although I know that it's a popular diver destination and several of my mates have been there. However in my collection of books I have an excellent one that I would recommend as a great read. It has nice pic's, good diagrams and an interesting writr up on 18 popular Red Sea wrecks. It's called Diving Guide to the red Sea Wrecks. No one auther but it's published by White Star publishers (in several languages) and the ISBN is 88-8095-852-6 . Amazon have it [ame="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Diving-Guide-Red-Wrecks-guides/dp/1853107840/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1234791409&sr=1-1"]Diving Guide to the Red Sea Wrecks (Diving guides): Amazon.co.uk: Kurt Amsler, Andrea Ghisotti: Books[/ame]
Dave
I've never dived in the Red Sea although I know that it's a popular diver destination and several of my mates have been there. However in my collection of books I have an excellent one that I would recommend as a great read. It has nice pic's, good diagrams and an interesting writr up on 18 popular Red Sea wrecks. It's called Diving Guide to the red Sea Wrecks. No one auther but it's published by White Star publishers (in several languages) and the ISBN is 88-8095-852-6 . Amazon have it [ame="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Diving-Guide-Red-Wrecks-guides/dp/1853107840/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1234791409&sr=1-1"]Diving Guide to the Red Sea Wrecks (Diving guides): Amazon.co.uk: Kurt Amsler, Andrea Ghisotti: Books[/ame]
Dave
