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JOHN BANTIN drops into quiet Palm Beach in Florida for some wreck-diving, but nothing’s ever easy
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Scarface rising
Early spring brings a sea full of icebergs; summer finds thousands of whales migrating along the Newfoundland coast. ELINE FEENSTRA and photographer RENE LIPMANN are on what is billed as ‘the ultimate adventure quest’ – snorkelling with humpbacks and diving on some of the world’s best wrecks
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Ding dong bell
Here’s a holiday idea from MIKE WARD that every coldwater wreck enthusiast should consider – Bell Island in Newfoundland. These shipwrecks are a bit special
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In a land of giants
Sue Daly travelled to British Columbia dreaming of encountering marine creatures big beyond her wildest dreams - but found some smaller pleasures along the way more...
Wrecks of the Florida Keys
It's a fly-drive-dive holiday, and the kingsize wrecks at your stopovers were all put there deliberately. John Bantin hits 'the highway that goes to sea' - Highway 1
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Where icebergs go to die
...you can go tomorrow! There's something unnerving about diving under a ship-killer, as Gavin Parsons discovers in Newfoundland. This really is a holiday with a difference
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PAYING A VISIT TO WRECK WORLD
There's no sweat to fixing up a dive in the Sunshine State, says John Liddiard - just pick up a phone and jump in the car. A Florida holiday can take you to Disney World one day and an underwater theme park the next
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WRECKS and RAGGIES
From the many shark-shrouded wartime wrecks of Torpedo Junction to artificial reefs attended, surprisingly, by lionfish, John Liddiard finds much to enjoy in the hectic Gulf Stream currents off North Carolina
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An uncommon thief
Octopuses grow to awesome size in the Pacific North-west. Susan Crane had an interesting encounter with an acquisitive specimen while diving in Washington state
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Home of the blues
Travelling to California, Zac Macaulay learns to dive the American way as he goes in search of a shark he has always wanted to see
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Ghost Ships on Ice
Never mind raising shipwrecks to fill museums - marine archaeologists in Canada have brought the museums to the shipwrecks. Brendan O'Brien braves the chill waters that keep these exhibits in spookily pristine condition at Fathom Five Marine Park.
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Halifax Give You Extra
One of the best things about diving in the UK is that we have more wrecks per mile of coastline than anywhere else in the world. But if we are number one for wrecks, who comes second? John Liddiard had heard that it was Nova Scotia, so he headed for its capital Halifax to find out if it was true
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Canada Wet
The deliberate sinking of the frigate Scylla in Cornwall has drawn a lot of attention, but what do the past masters of coldwater artificial reef-laying have to show for their efforts over the years? John Liddiard dives some of their wrecks and finds a lot else besides in Nanaimo
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Paddling in Catalina
It's the ultimate one-man dive boat, though only the Californians seem to have discovered the merits of the kayak as a handy way of reaching those awkward dive sites. But you ignore expert advice at your peril, as John Liddiard discovers
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The Empress's New Clothes
It didn't sound promising, just a barge scuttled off Florida's east coast. At first Denise Mattia turned up her nose at the prospect but, as she discovered, a decade can work wonders on an artificial reef
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