Robin Taylor

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Pumpkin Patch & The Willaurie, 4 Feb 10

My camera has arrived in the Bahamas!!!
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The prop has collected a great deal of red coral, making it one of our favourite photo ops.
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The prop has collected a great deal of red coral, making it one of our favourite photo ops.

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  • Turtle and me.
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  • This particular turtle had no problems with divers at all, and was happy to go from sponge to sponge eating even with a couple photographers following along.
  • The stern of the Willaurie, the only "natural" wreck in our waters. She was a mail boat that got hung up on the reef of nearby Goulding Cay, and both her and the tug that was trying to rescue her foundered after she was towed free a short distance.
  • The prop has collected a great deal of red coral, making it one of our favourite photo ops.
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  • Lorna looking through the propeller.
  • Lorna looking through the propeller.
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  • Lorna took my camera for this shot of me.
  • Lorna took my camera for this shot of me.
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  • The "Cage" of the Willaurie is now covered with all kinds of corals and sponges.
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  • The cargo hold of the Willaurie.
  • These skeletons were used as props for "Blue" the Bollywood version of "Into the Blue."
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  • Can you see this face? Rupert (who was leading the dive today) spotted this Scorpionfish next to the wreck.
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