Diving the "Glass Wreck"

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Deep Wreck Diver

Deep Wreck Diver

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The"Glass Wreck" is a popular 60 metre dive out of Plymouth in the UK that got it's name from the vast quantity of glasses, beakers and decanters that are down there. It's also the reason why the wreck of an iron hulled sailing ship has survived in relatively good condition (by English Channel standards anyway!).

It's also got a tragic back story that I cover in my latest video!

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