Most Great Lakes wreck divers are familiar with the Gunilda and her story. She is one of the most beautiful shipwrecks to be seen, as she sits in 270' feet of cold Lake Superior water and is well preserved. Here are a few photos taken off some video I shot this year. I had the opportunity to spend two weeks diving the Gunilda and Judge Hart and acquired a fair amount of Gunilda footage.
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Great pics. Thanks for sharing. Any plans on posting the video online? I would love to see more!
UWDoc
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Fantastic looking wreck. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice shots. Marshall Allan sells a very well done DVD with footage and narration of he and Rick Kruzel diving the Gunilda.
Great Lakes Shipwreck DVD's
Great Lakes Shipwreck DVD's
Dean810
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Really fine pictures! In the early days, if I'm not mistaken, the Canadian government wouldn't even allow divers to touch this wreck, much less penetrate it. They have loosened up quite a bit now and we can see how remarkably preserved this wreck is. Let's hope it stays that way!
For many years an archeological permit was required to dive it. There is still no reason to touch anything and penetration is really not an option. My video was all taken through the windows very carefully.
kidsdream
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Thanks so much for sharing.
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