KOMPRESSOR
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Thought I'd share with you the photo gallery from our recent trip to Southern Sweden:
Photo gallery: http://www.turut.no/vrakdykking.htm
Just some examples here:
Photos: Kjetil Palmquist
The trip was arranged by us in TURUT, started out in Oslo, Norway, and included a social 10 hour bus ride to get there. We had chartered the "Stora M" 90 ft diving boat for our 3 days "expedition". It came out more of as a holiday with gorgeous weather, sunbathing and swimming in the Baltic Sea. But the diving was for real, with depths of around 30-39 meters, and all dives including deco stops and gas switches for everybody as we did 6 rather deep and long dives in three days.
Extraordinary service from the crew and a really, really, REALLY cool boat to go diving from too!
Photo: Kjetil Palmquist
Here's us gathered except Kjetil, who had to take the picture...:
Photo: Kjetil Palmquist
You can read more about the history of the wrecks and the WW1 sinking by a British submarine here:
http://www.divernet.com/wrecks/0601e19.htm#top
Photo gallery: http://www.turut.no/vrakdykking.htm
Just some examples here:
Photos: Kjetil Palmquist
The trip was arranged by us in TURUT, started out in Oslo, Norway, and included a social 10 hour bus ride to get there. We had chartered the "Stora M" 90 ft diving boat for our 3 days "expedition". It came out more of as a holiday with gorgeous weather, sunbathing and swimming in the Baltic Sea. But the diving was for real, with depths of around 30-39 meters, and all dives including deco stops and gas switches for everybody as we did 6 rather deep and long dives in three days.
Extraordinary service from the crew and a really, really, REALLY cool boat to go diving from too!
Photo: Kjetil Palmquist
Here's us gathered except Kjetil, who had to take the picture...:
Photo: Kjetil Palmquist
You can read more about the history of the wrecks and the WW1 sinking by a British submarine here:
http://www.divernet.com/wrecks/0601e19.htm#top
