JustSurfaceInterval
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mmmhhh... this does not sound with me.. do you happen to have the coordinates?
PS: note taken on your batteries in the hold...
PS: note taken on your batteries in the hold...
Fire on safari boat Suzana in Egypt (Red Sea Aggressor)
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Ministryofgiraffes
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I don’t follow you, what do you mean it doesn’t sound with you?
Ministryofgiraffes
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Dan
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Back in 2019, when I flew with United I had to carry all batteries in my carryon. Then when I laid over in Frankfurt, the baggage security said that I had too many batteries and wanted to confiscate them unless I can put them in my checkin baggage. Since I had 6 hour lay over, I went out through immigration, checkin my carryon through United checkin counter & went back in to the airport boarding checkpoint without my carryon.
Ministryofgiraffes
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bear in mind that she same security dude in hurghadha told me to put them on my carryon in feb....
Sounds like their screeners used to work in Cozumel. I'm glad that Mexico seems to have finally figured it out. Where to put your batteries used to be a common question.
JustSurfaceInterval
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Wrong expression perhaps... I have no clue where that is. But let me see what Aunt G. is telling me...
Ministryofgiraffes
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About 35/40 mins south of port Ghalib. To be honest they all could have likely floated to shore. It was basically moored on a shore dive....which makes the lack of wreck even weirder
JustSurfaceInterval
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ok, i think i've got it now: aka Abu Sayil or Abu Saile N 25° 25.814 E 34° 41.693, 15 km north of Abu Dabab.
See here for a map of the site.
In the video of that night you can see the light sof the coastal line in the background. I don't think they were so close to land.
See here for a map of the site.
In the video of that night you can see the light sof the coastal line in the background. I don't think they were so close to land.
Ministryofgiraffes
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Yes,it's it's 20 minutes after shouna they couldn't find the wreck even after 2 weeks searching
It was close to shore though. Think breakers distance from end of jetty to the dive shop. From the end of the jetty at night looking back to the hotel it doesn’t look like you are at a shore dive, but you are.
It was close to shore though. Think breakers distance from end of jetty to the dive shop. From the end of the jetty at night looking back to the hotel it doesn’t look like you are at a shore dive, but you are.
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