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A treat for technical divers is the dive-site JOHN LIDDIARD has chosen for our 150th Wreck Tour. This Norwegian coaster was a collision victim off south-eastern Scotland in 1917. Illustration by MAX ELLIS

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This slightly deeper steamer wreck, sunk off Anglesey in the 19th century, offers divers a wide variety of intriguing cargo Read more... diver 2018-01-26T15:08:39+00:00 178 – The Sente

Wreck Tour A DIVER Guide - Divernet

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By John Liddiard. Underwater World Publications SPECIAL OFFER – SAVE 47% Price £16.95 YOU PAY ONLY £8.95 (+ £1.50 p&p*) The ultimate book for British wreck divers, this volume brings together the first 25 Wreck Tours published in DIVER Magazine. The tours have been fully revised and updated, covering wrecks located from Land's End to the Shetland Isles and ranging from tugboats to ...

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Wreck Tour: 47, The Kyarra A great British favourite finally gets its turn in the spotlight this month, as John Liddiard looks at a liner that sank during WW1 off Swanage laden with perfume, watches, champagne - and lots of brass.

Wreck Tour: 109 The Betsy Anna - Divernet

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Wreck Tour: 109 The Betsy Anna . FOGGED AND STORMED BETSY ANNA, collier.BUILT 1892, SUNK 1926 BETSY ANNA WAS THE NAME she sank under, though divers who first found her in the 1980s still have the name Dagmar in their logbooks.In fact her real name at launch in May 1892 was Ashington, writes Kendall McDonald.

WRECK TOUR 10: THE UC-70 - Divernet

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The wreck today lies with its bows facing south-east in 27m of water, just three miles from Whitby harbour. Diving UC-70 provided a couple of firsts for me: the first time I had dived off the Yorkshire coast and the first time I had dived a U-boat that was anything but a tangled mess of scrap metal.

Wreck tour: 37, The Behar - Divernet - Diver Magazine Online

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Wreck tour: 37, The Behar The victim of German mines in 1940, this big merchant steamer that sank off Pembrokeshire is a good all-rounder, says John Liddiard. Illustration by Max Ellis

Wreck Tour: 79, The Cita - Divernet - Diver Magazine Online

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Wreck Tour 79 - The Cita. GETTING THERE: The Scillonian sails daily from Penzance, 01736 334220. Alternatively, fly from Lands End with Skybus, 08457 105555, or …

Wreck Tour: 32, The Christensen - archive.divernet.com

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Admittedly the Somali (Wreck Tour 13, March 2000) is in the general area, but that vessel was a war casualty and did not in fact come to grief on the Farnes. The Danish steamship Chris Christensen was typical of many merchant ships through the first half of the last century, with its two boilers and triple-expansion steam engine beneath an ...

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