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diver 85
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Inside the Tibbetts..3-'17
IMG_1262 by GEAUXtiger, on Flickr
IMG_1265 by GEAUXtiger, on Flickr
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diver 85
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A Fish!!! on the Tibbetts....Brac 3 -'17..
IMG_1274 by GEAUXtiger, on Flickr
Make that 3 Fish!!!.....
IMG_1287 by GEAUXtiger, on Flickr
Make that 3 Fish!!!.....
Nice pics. Its amazing what the sea does to a wreck. I remember seeing pics of the ship when first sunk. The Kittiwake is on the same path. I remember diving the oro verde in GC in the 80s when fully intact. Now just scattered parts.
diver 85
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diver 85
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Some of the folks I met while 'downunder'........Brac 3-'17........
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IMG_1331 by GEAUXtiger, on Flickr
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I count 15 in the second pic
.BTW - My original comment was just questioning the seeming lack of significant amounts of fish versus what I would expect to see on an established wreck? The few wrecks I've dived dived so far have had much more life. For example, here is an unedited video from the Jane Sea wreck in Aruba - is the Tibbets typically like this or has something changed recently or over time (Lion fish impact, etc.,) - just curious...
diver 85
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Brac 3-'17..........Leaving the Tibbetts(the 2nd time?--note, seas ie waves were MUCH better ie less this day vs the 1st day ie 5 days later).......
IMG_1289 by GEAUXtiger, on Flickr
IMG_1327 by GEAUXtiger, on Flickr
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diver 85
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I count 15 in the second pic
BTW - My original comment was just questioning the seeming lack of significant amounts of fish versus what I would expect to see on an established wreck? The few wrecks I've dived dived so far have had much more life. For example, here is an unedited video from the Jane Sea wreck in Aruba - is the Tibbets typically like this or has something changed recently or over time (Lion fish impact, etc.,) - just curious...
Have no idea.......Best I could offer is -:...(keep in mind all my pics are shot @ random and listed in my Flickr albums in chronological from the SD card)......Below are pics from a 2011 Brac trip---maybe compare the 2 times in Brac ie 2011 vs 2017???.....
https://www.flickr.com/photos/80825593@N08/albums/72157631087499896
Verses some of 2017's pics..:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/80825593@N08/albums/72157679717422702
https://www.flickr.com/photos/80825593@N08/albums/72157680269393812
You do the homework.......
EDIT.:.Also, here's 6 days of diving pics listed @ this link from 2014(scroll a bit & all have Cayman Brac 2014 in their album names)...
GEAUXtiger’s albums | Flickr
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