Dive Pacific Iss 171 Oct- Nov 2019
New Zealand's dive magazine featuring in this issue: Shooting big sharks, up close; Spearfishing at night!; Remembering a great Kiwi dive pioneer, Wade Doak; Forgotten Vanuatu wreck's claim to fame; The invasive Lionfish - in depth, plus all our expert columnists
New Zealand's dive magazine featuring in this issue: Shooting big sharks, up close; Spearfishing at night!; Remembering a great Kiwi dive pioneer, Wade Doak; Forgotten Vanuatu wreck's claim to fame; The invasive Lionfish - in depth, plus all our expert columnists
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Kinsgley wedged in<br />
for experienced divers only -<br />
she lies at 45metres and the<br />
currents can be extreme and<br />
change quickly. So, if you are<br />
diving the SS President Coolidge<br />
Schooling fish on the Tui Tawate<br />
make some time to go and<br />
visit this valiant lady with an<br />
amazing New Zealand history.<br />
She is sitting there waiting for<br />
your visit.<br />
WWII relics<br />
In fact Espiritu Santo is full of<br />
WWII relics. And a visit to the<br />
Project Development office of<br />
the South <strong>Pacific</strong> WWII<br />
Museum in Luganville is<br />
well worth while, and not<br />
too far from where the Tui<br />
Tawate was left abandoned.<br />
Here you will find plenty<br />
of stories and artefacts<br />
gathered and ready for<br />
display in their new<br />
building.<br />
When completed it too<br />
will add an amazing asset<br />
to Luganville, perfect for<br />
those sad, though necessary,<br />
long surface intervals<br />
we divers must endure<br />
between dives.<br />
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