Windjammer, Bonaire 2009

The Windjammer was carrying a cargo of tar when, in 1912, it sank down to 60 meters. Almost a century later, its cargo continues to run out slowly. At certain places, it runs out of crack of the hull like toffee and on the bottom, it folds and stretches going ever deeper at an incredibly slow pace.

This site is located very close to an important oil transit center and the authorities must authorize the dive while requiring that the tourists be accompanied by an accredited guide. We were pleased to benefit from the highly professional services of Walter Stark owner of Rec Tek Scuba (http://www.rectekscuba.com) who enabled us to visit this three masted beauty.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qxtsHQBsww

Marc,
great vid, thanks for posting, that just gave me a very pleasent 5 minute respite from work!

Colinj:)

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Originally Posted by colinj

Marc,
great vid, thanks for posting, that just gave me a very pleasent 5 minute respite from work!

Colinj:)

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My pleasure colinj, just tell your employer to bill me for that time. :D

Where can I sign up for employment at a place that lets me watch dive videos on the clock!? ;)

Thanks Marc!

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Originally Posted by The Publisher

Where can I sign up for employment at a place that lets me watch dive videos on the clock!? ;)

Thanks Marc!

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You can come work for me. In fact if you bring the dive videos I will give you a bonus. Of course the pay stinks, but hell if I let you watch dive videos all day while you work, you might not care.