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Wreck Diving: Discuss Storaa depth/details in the General Diving Forums forums: Can any one give me some details on the Storaa - especially depths, highlights etc Any details gratefully recieved Silver Fox...

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Old 05-09-07, 09:33 PM
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Storaa depth/details
Can any one give me some details on the Storaa - especially depths, highlights etc

Any details gratefully recieved

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This is also known as the Wellpark, is that correct? If so, I got a maximum of 43m on the seabed, spent most of the dive at 37m on the deck by the looks of things. Nice dive, here are the salient points from my notes:

"Intact hull, superstructure collapsing. Fishing line on prop/rudder area."

This one is strictly look, don't take now.

I dived it from Our W (Dive125) out of Eastbourne.

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Thanks for the tip - doing it this weekend, conditions look good so hoping for a good one!
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