Ron
- Ron's trip Charleston Summer 2017
2017-07-27 - Charleston Sixty Reef , Charleston, United States
19.5m - 32 min - Dived with Tom from Charleston Scuba
Reef Data: Charleston Sixty Reef LORAN C-45415.8/60490.8 GPS-32 33.147/079 40.249 1 buoy marks reef bearing 145°/12.5 nm from Charleston Harbor south jetty. Reef Buoy 32 33.147/079 40.249 240' Barge 32 33.354/079 40.299 Concrete Reef Balls 32 33.251/079 40.451 Missiles/Equip sects 32 33.079/079 40.233 Steel Pup Tents 32 33.148/079 40.396 Steel Pup Tents 32 33.117/079 40.403 Steel Pup Tents 32 33.100/079 40.415 Missile Sleeve 32 33.317/079 40.399 Ballast Cans 32 33.150/079 40.275 Army APCs 32 33.143/079 40.086 Army APCs 32 33.165/079 40.055 Water depth 60'.
2017-07-27 - Frederick W. Day, Charleston, United States
16.5m - 38 min - Dived with Tom from Charleston Scuba
"THE FREDERICK W. DAY was a wooden schooner built in 1901 and sank off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina on September 17, 1914, loaded with bags of cement. The bags have formed a reef approximately 200ft long with the top of the reef at 40ft and the bottom at 54ft. There is an abundance of fish and other marine life around the wreck, creating one of the nicest dives off Charleston."
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