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A full service dive travel agency specializing in photography trips Travel with the Pros: Clay Wiseman, Jack & Sue Drafahl, Denise & Larry Tackett, Stuart & Michelle Westmoreland The offshore reefs have been eroded by wave action, forming caves and ledges, where soft corals corals thrive. Nikonos III & 15mm, Aqua Sea 140 & Slave, Provia, f8 @ 1/60 th . McDonalds Nananu Beach Cottages are both self-contained chalet accommodations, right on a beautiful beach. Both have a small restaurant and shop to purchase food and essentials, plus they arrange boat transfers to and from the mainland. They also have back-packer dormitories. Web Address for Bethams is http:// www.bethams.com.fj/. A resort high on the island’s hilltop was being refurbished during our last visit, Bamboo Beach Resort (formerly the Mokusigas Island 26 Resort) opened in March 2004 under new American ownership with its own dive operation (see above). On the Mainland; Wananavu Beach Resort is located on the mainland, on a peninsula just across the water from Nananu-I-Ra Island. Though the resort has full facilities with nice rooms, great food and a pool - sadly the beach is unattractive mud. Jeff Mullins Jeff is a freelance photojournalist residing in Perth, Western Australia. Jeff’s first article was published in 1979, in Skindiving in Australia magazine. His works have since been published widely in other dive related magazines including; Ocean Realm, Sportdiving, Asian Diver, Scuba Diver, Discover Diving, GEO, Dive Log Australasia, plus various airline in- flight magazines, newspapers and travel publications. Jeff self-published his first book Dive Western Australia, in 1993. His book credits include Australia Down Under, Dive Australia, Atlas of Australian Dive Sites & Top Dive Sites of Australia. reefimages@hotmail.com or Venture on your own to the premiere underwater landscapes of the world photos © Doug Richardson DIVE & ADVENTURE TRAVEL Let our Experience be your Guide Toll free(US & Canada) 1 800 794 9767 International +001 415 289 1760 California USA photo@reefrainforest.com www.ReefRainforest.com
The Man who bought a Navy Pieced together after much research and told for the first time in this autobiography is the astounding story of what is regarded as the greatest achievement in the history of marine salvage - the raising of the German Fleet at Scapa Flow. The Man who bought a Navy contains 249 pages and has over 100 photographs. Copies cost £19.95 (+£3 UK postage) To order your copies, contact PR Productions. Tel 44 (0)20 8399 5709 or email peter@pr-productions.co.uk www.pr-productions.co.uk 27
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