Chac Mool Cenote-this is NOT my picture I have heard about the cenotes of the Yukatan but I never had a chance to dive any of them since I have been diving the shipwrecks in the great lakes and some ocean dives here and there. I was staying at a nice hotel called the xcaret and I got a chance to go...
Shipwreck of the D.M. Wilson We set out to visit a couple wrecks near middle island in Thunder bay, the DM Wilson and the Nordmeer. Shipwreck of the D.M. Wilson She was going to Milwaukee with a cargo of coal when she starting sinking due to a torn fissue in the haul. She was towed toward shore but foundered in 40 ft....
Shipwreck of the Grecian Thunder Bay Michigan On June 7th, 1906 A 300ft steel steamer called the Grecian ran into some rocks and foundered in shallow water off the St. Mary's River in the UP and was brought back up to be towed and repaired in Detroit. The Grecian filled back up with water and sank in Thunder Bay to a depth of 100ft. Shipwreck...
Shipwreck of the Fedora After kayaking around squaw bay I got some sleep and had to get up extra early in the morning to meet up with a Charter that was going to take me and a few other participants shipwreck diving around the Apostle Islands. I get to the charter and the boat captain is sleeping on the boat, which I can...
Cave Point Door County We got out to Door County around noon time and went to visit three shipwrecks in a bay before visiting the county park. The park itself was pretty nice but there were a lot of people in the area so we broke out the inflatable kayak and took it out on the calm flat water Lake Michigan. Cave Point...
Cristallino Cenote Cenotes are surface connections to subterranean water bodies.[3] While the best-known cenotes are large open water pools measuring tens of meters (yards) in diameter, such as those at Chichén Itzá, the greatest number of cenotes are smaller sheltered sites and do not necessarily have any surface exposed water. Taj Ma Ha cenote Cenote water is often very clear, as the water...
