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Richie Kohler · 13th October 2006, 21:06

The logistics, were to say the least, a nightmare. If I had any hair, I wouldve pulled it out. That being said I cannot wait to go back, with a BRITISH or ITALIAN boat and ERQUIPMENT. Having made dives on Titanic, and now Britannic, I think the lessor known sister is the real Bell of the Ball. One the of the BEST dives I have ever had was with Barney, on the Britannic! If your a wrecker, you HAVE to see this with your own eyes. FYI your first deco stop almost still on the wreck , and you can see the wreck from 200 ft! AWESOME

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Richie Kohler EXPLORER Current Rebreather/s: Evolution MK 15.X Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: NJ, USA Posts: 38	Re: 2006 BRITANNIC expedition The logistics, were to say the least, a nightmare. If I had any hair, I wouldve pulled it out. That being said I cannot wait to go back, with a BRITISH or ITALIAN boat and ERQUIPMENT. Having made dives on Titanic, and now Britannic, I think the lessor known sister is the real Bell of the Ball. One the of the BEST dives I have ever had was with Barney, on the Britannic! If your a wrecker, you HAVE to see this with your own eyes. FYI your first deco stop almost still on the wreck , and you can see the wreck from 200 ft! AWESOME __________________ Richie Kohler "It is seldom we meet men, whose souls steeled in the impenetrable armor of resolution, are willing to fight a losing battle to the last..." Lord Jim, Joeseph Conrad, 1900
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