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English (Translate this text in English): Two wrecks side by side. The 482M was a cable laying vessel that sits beside a barge. Entering the water and turning left, three cables can be followed directly to the wreck. The side holds are open and swimthroughs are possible in various parts of the wrecks, including the engine room.

English (Translate this text in English): Two wrecks side by side. The 482M was a cable laying vessel that sits beside a barge. Entering the water and turning left, three cables can be followed directly to the wreck. The side holds are open and swimthroughs are possible in various parts of the wrecks, including the engine room.

Two wrecks side by side. The 482M was a cable laying vessel that sits beside a barge. Entering the water and turning left, three cables can be followed directly to the wreck. The side holds are open and swimthroughs are possible in various parts of the wrecks, including the engine room.

English (Translate this text in English): Two wrecks side by side. The 482M was a cable laying vessel that sits beside a barge. Entering the water and turning left, three cables can be followed directly to the wreck. The side holds are open and swimthroughs are possible in various parts of the wrecks, including the engine room.

English (Translate this text in English): Two wrecks side by side. The 482M was a cable laying vessel that sits beside a barge. Entering the water and turning left, three cables can be followed directly to the wreck. The side holds are open and swimthroughs are possible in various parts of the wrecks, including the engine room.

English (Translate this text in English): Two wrecks side by side. The 482M was a cable laying vessel that sits beside a barge. Entering the water and turning left, three cables can be followed directly to the wreck. The side holds are open and swimthroughs are possible in various parts of the wrecks, including the engine room.

English (Translate this text in English): Two wrecks side by side. The 482M was a cable laying vessel that sits beside a barge. Entering the water and turning left, three cables can be followed directly to the wreck. The side holds are open and swimthroughs are possible in various parts of the wrecks, including the engine room.

English (Translate this text in English): Two wrecks side by side. The 482M was a cable laying vessel that sits beside a barge. Entering the water and turning left, three cables can be followed directly to the wreck. The side holds are open and swimthroughs are possible in various parts of the wrecks, including the engine room.

English (Translate this text in English): Two wrecks side by side. The 482M was a cable laying vessel that sits beside a barge. Entering the water and turning left, three cables can be followed directly to the wreck. The side holds are open and swimthroughs are possible in various parts of the wrecks, including the engine room.

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