Exploring the shipwreck | Cairnside's stern area | Scuba diving
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- We have taken a look in the centre of this shipwreck and we still have the water temp, viz, weather and sun light to explore these deep shipwrecks so why not. Every video we do on these old shipwrecks shows new damage or the uncovering of areas we have yet explored. This shipwreck is rarely dived due to its depth with very little information on her so we are trying to add to what we already know all the time. As time passes by so does the chance of documenting this great little steamer shipwreck from 1922.
the pout always look more exotic in the water with those stripes...........thanks for sharing.....
Thanks for watching 👍🏻 the more I dive the more I appreciate the sealife I see. 😁
Another great video, brilliant narration as always JP. Fascinates me no end! 👍
Thanks Patrick 👍🏻👍🏻
Yes a goody, thanks.
Thanks John 👍🏻👍🏻
That really is some absolutely fantastic footage. Super jealous!
This year seems to be the best for viz. never had it so good for so long. Thanks Jurassic Diver 👍🏻👍🏻
Great video JP
Thanks Chosen One. 👍🏻😁👍🏻
That was excellent...and so was the viz!!
Thanks Boys. I have been watching some of your older vids today. 👍🏻👍🏻
@@scubadive Not naturals are we haha...I think we've found our groove and decided we do actually enjoy doing it so will get some better lights for next season and, now it's not just two of us, we can plan better what we are doing underwater. My understanding of a wrecksite improves with everyone of your films, you're doing a cracking job.
@@beauchiefwreckdivers8855 thanks Beauchief. Can’t wait for some more vids from you boys. You have some really good shipwrecks up your way by the looks. Loads that need ?. I use the mares light EOS 10LRW. Cheap and compact and at £200 ish, 2 lights and a camera base and arms it’s a bargain. I have lost a few over the years so going cheap takes the sting out of losing them. 👍🏻 take care and dive safe boys. 🤿
Great video mate 👍👍
Thanks mate 👍🏻
Butteful vis JP loved the video I don't know meters lol but think it's 200 feet ?
165 ft Darrell. Still coming to grips with how good it was. 😝. I have arrived down a shot in pitch black before inside that coal bunker. 😂😂 took me a few minutes to figure out why I could only swim backwards. Thanks 👍🏻👍🏻
@@scubadive lol I couldn't do that pitch black I would freak out so bad I got a hard time to dive by myself anymore an don't know why but all good with a dive partner lol
@@darrellraimey7571 always safer in numbers. Especially when there is sharks around 😂😂 I don’t like being left to do deco on my own for some reason but all others times I’m fine with it. Weird ay ?
@@scubadive yup it is do you have big sharks there or just out in deep water?
@@darrellraimey7571 we get Porbeagles (Mackerel Sharks) which grow to 8ft or 120kg ish. They have been caught at 295lb but we rarely see them. Mat and his father in law seen a big one and caught it on camera once many moons ago. Think the BBC brought the footage as it was so rare at the time. Don’t worry if I see one it’s getting filmed. 😂