Diving Tulamben (Bali) Indonesia (HD)

Our first day of diving starts with a 2½ hour road trip to the small fishing village of Tulamben, on the northeast coast of the main island. Dive 1 - USAT Liberty: Originally launched on 19 June 1918 as the USS Liberty, this vessel was assigned to the US Army, just prior to Americas entry into World War II, as an Army Transportation Services vessel (USAT). On 11 January 1942, while en route from Australia to the Philippines with a cargo of railway parts and rubber, she fell victim to the Japanese submarine I-166. Heavily damaged, the transport was towed by the US destroyer Paul Jones and the Dutch destroyer Van Ghent, towards Singaraja, on the north coast of Bali. Unfortunately, however, the crippled transport was taking too much water to complete the transit, so she was beached at Tulamben to salvage the cargo and fittings. What remained of the Liberty languished at Tulamben for another twenty one years, until tremors from the 1963 eruption of nearby Mt. Agung caused the vessel to slip off the shore to her current position on a sand slope. During this process, the hull broke in two and she now lies a short 30 m (100 ft) swim from the beach, parallel to the shore, with her deck side facing the open sea. The wreck is the most visited diving site of Bali, at a perfect depth for all experience levels, ranging from 9m (29 ft), down to the bow, which lies at around 29 m (95 ft). There are a couple of very open swimthroughs, but be aware that the aging structure is unstable and ...



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Diving the Polyhedron at the Mukilteo T-Dock divesite

Explore the T-Dock dive site located in Mukilteo Washington. Look for the friendly wolfeel living at the Polyhedron (aka Geodome) structure. The area has several man made items which serve as reef structure for marine life. Video by Michael Meagher



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Scuba Diving in Lake Norfork

I learned how to scuba dive in 1981 when doing a 3-part series as 'Western Bureau Chief' for KAIT Television. My series was shot around Bill Burn's dive shop "Marine Technics" (long-since out of business; now visible only as the remains of an A-frame structure along Hwy 62 between Mtn. Home and the lake), Dan Brakebill's swimming pool, and of course, beautiful Lake Norfork and the fabulous white sand beach of Jordan's "Sand Island". Check my channel for other stuff I did at while a bureau chief at KAIT...you'll find a cave at Cushman, the Koshkonong woman with the famous phone number, drug busts on the Eleven Point River, etc etc. I also did a 5-parter on lead mining in the proposed "Irish Wilderness" in Missouri, but that series never got dubbed from 16mm to video; I'm sure it has long since been relegated to the celluloid dust bin...



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