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Wobbegong
Wobbegong
I shot this Wobbegong at Governor's Wall south of Bowen Island, Jervis Bay. A beautiful day with 20m vis.
Contributed by Gargleblaster
2004-04-16
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Inon Optical D Cable L Type L Rubber Bush Set 2
- Price A$ 139.00
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Nomad Mini by BLU3 - Compact dive system - 15 feet
- Price A$ 2,549.00
Sealife Super Macro Close-Up Lens for Micro HD / 2.0 / 3.0 and RM4K-
Kraken Sports KR-S80 Strobe
- Price A$ 889.00
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Garmin Descent™ G1 - Solar
- Price A$ 929.00
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Stickon Bifocals - StickTite Lenses - 40mm
- Price A$ 69.95
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Inon UCL-165 M67 Underwater Close-up Macro Lens +6
- Price A$ 249.00
Garmin Descent Mk3i Watch Dive Computer - 51 mm, Carbon grey DLC titaniumDirectory
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When I learnt - ships were made of wood and men were made of steel
by Ric Mingramm
- I was fortunate enough to be paid to gain my PADI qualification through the Royal Australian Navy and was ably instructed by ProDive and Kevin Deakin. Being the macho Navy types ...
