Robin Taylor

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Palace Wall & Anthony Bell 11 Mar 10

Took my camera along for the morning dive today.
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What's that? An evergreen underwater? In fact this is a type of black coral.
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What's that? An evergreen underwater? In fact this is a type of black coral.

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  • What's that? An evergreen underwater? In fact this is a type of black coral.
  • What's that? An evergreen underwater? In fact this is a type of black coral.
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  • I was happy to find a number of quite large, bright orange sponges at around 100-110ft off the wall today.
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  • Lionfish resting on a quite large orange sponge.
  • Grey Angelfish heads deep
  • A Hawksbill turtle.
  • This one led me right back to the boat before saying goodbye!
  • The Anthony Bell is our newest wreck, sunk last summer.
  • The pilothouse of the Anthony Bell.
  • The pilothouse of the Anthony Bell.
  • View from the stern of Anthony Bell.
  • Ingrid cruises into the Anthony Bell's spacious and cut-out engine room.
  • The engine room of Anthony Bell.
  • The Anthony Bell is so new, most of the wreck is still painted!
  • View forward inside Anthony Bell
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