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This web page openwateradventure.blogspot.com states the following, "Open Water Adventure - Diving the Gunilda." We saw that the webpage said " Diving on the Gunilda ." It also said " Sunday, March 22, 2009. Diving the Gunilda, Sept 2008. So 2 years later . on the descent line, over the wreck of the Gunilda, slipping into a dark unknown. I had previously only heard about the Gunilda from a few others . and then the video Tyler had shown me back in the advanced Nitrox and Deco learning days. Which was filmed by Tyler. Was I there yet? How deep was I? Wait didnt I have a plan?."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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