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Great and interesting video but the music is a bloody awful distraction. Can you re-load it just as a film without the sound?

Suppose I could, but another option would be to turn the volume down on the base of the screen. To stay legal any music I use is just amateur stuff from free download sites. Believe it or not a few colleagues have actually said they like the music. But they’re probably as old as me anyway!

I never actually thought of that as a solution!! Well done. It works.

As for old – I regard Eddie Cochran as pretty damn recent and anything that is stereo is pretty suspect, this sounds a tad more recent.

how deep does this baby sit

how deep is that wreck

Hull sits on a sandy bead at 28 metres, so it’s not a deep wreck. That’s partly why it’s such a popular dive.

Brilliant video. Thistlegorm is a great dive with all that ammo and stuff littered around. If you don’t have current around, it’s a party. One of the world’s top ten wrecks.

25-30. Feasible no-deco with lots to see.

Thistlegorm was originally discovered by Costeau who sat with his team of divers in the wreck for a photo for a science magazine actually. They didn’t give away the location and so forth Thistle was rediscovered in the late 80′s or early 90′s. After the rediscovery the wreck has been harmed a lot which can be seen. It’s sister Rosalie Moller is by far more intact sitting in 40 meters which is reasonable threat to keep weekend divers out. It’s a brilliant dive but you need to be tech to do that.

Great video! It brought back great memoris of when I dived it a few years back. I will go back again soon.

beautiful

25 max 33 meters

Nice! I was wondering what the song is? My World…thanks!