Diving the Glendora in Lake Ontario - Kingston

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skippy31

skippy31

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We recently had a chance to visit the Glendora wreck in Kingston. This was one of the hulls that was in Kingston harbor until it was scuttled in the early 1900s. The hull is mostly in tact and there is an impressive rudder and propeller on this wreck. Because it was scuttled there are not a lot of artifacts or machinery on this one.

Depth is ~70 feet.

[video=youtube;AFH28_SP4SM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFH28_SP4SM[/video]
 
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