Blogs about: Shipwrecks
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The Columbia River Gillnetter
We have a little press courtesy of the CRFPU (Columbia River Fishermen’s Protective Union) for our lost fishing vessel list which is featured on Dead Reckoning of the Pacific Graveyard. The Wint… more →
NW Limited...History in Vogue
Heading up to Brockville
deepstop wrote 1 day ago: Last night I went over to the dive shop to pick up my tanks. It was a little confused, with about a … more →
Wreck Diving Course: Laying Lines
deepstop wrote 2 days ago: Last night the 4 remaining students on our wreck diving course breezed through the classroom work a … more →
Back to the Forest City
deepstop wrote 5 days ago: London, Ontario, where I lived for 17 years, likes to call itself the Forest City, but there are sev … more →
Quarterback Commandment No. 10
Ministry Addict wrote 5 days ago: Only two more to go… We are nearing the end of the list of 11 Quarterback Commandments which B … more →
Public Enemies & an excerpt from my autobiography
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kellyforsythe wrote 1 week ago: Lenny Dykstra filed for bankruptcy! Just wanted to throw that out there… I went to see Public En … more →
Wreck Training on the Daryaw
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deepstop wrote 1 week ago: This dive, on July 20th, 2008, was strangely enough one of my favourites of the season. The mission … more →
A New Site and New Finds on a 16th Century Wreck
muablog wrote 1 week ago: University of West Florida field school students have posted two new entries on their project journa … more →
PADI Pro Weekend: Daryaw Drift Dive
deepstop wrote 3 weeks ago: The final dive of a fabulous weekend of diving started down the line to the Daryaw for the third tim … more →
What does one find on a 16th century shipwreck in Florida waters?
muablog wrote 3 weeks ago: The latest post by the University of West Florida’s underwater archaeology students helps answer tha … more →
PADI Pro Weekend: Diving the Daryaw, part 2
deepstop wrote 3 weeks ago: Dive #2 was also on the Daryaw, so our surface interval was spent moored on the buoy getting ready f … more →
PADI Pro Weekend: Diving the Daryaw, part 1
deepstop wrote 4 weeks ago: The Daryaw is cool wreck, although it is not for the inexperienced. It lies in a part of the river w … more →
PADI Pro Weekend: Diving the Kinghorn
deepstop wrote 1 month ago: The Kinghorn is one of the wrecks I’ve dived the most, located conveniently on the Canadian side of … more →
PADI Pro Weekend: Diving the America
deepstop wrote 1 month ago: The America is a common second dive after the Keystorm. It’s a medium depth dive with lots of nooks … more →
The Graveyard of the Atlantic
jweichhand wrote 1 month ago: Because I’m a sucker for cartography, here is a map of Sable Island — a 44 km long sandb … more →
Shipwrecks
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Lady Raine wrote 1 month ago: I don’t know about anyone else, but I am incredibly fascinated by Shipwrecks and things found … more →
King James Bible & Shakespeare's The Tempest
bobwilhelm wrote 1 month ago: In 1609 the King James Bible was nearly completed, and the colonization of Virginia was continuing. … more →
Now that I'm an instructor (almost)
deepstop wrote 1 month ago: I’ve qualified to be a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor, and await the processing of paperwork … more →
Kenneth Roberts in the News: "The wreck of the Wandby near Walker's Point"
Danny wrote 1 month ago: I’m quickly becoming a fan of Sharon Cummins‘ work – her brief glimpses into negle … more →
The 10 Most spectacular shipwrecks from the past year on AO
jbmelcher wrote 1 month ago: http://www.artificialowl.net/2009/05/10-most-spectacular-shipwrecks-from.html Sent from my iPhone … more →
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