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English (Translate this text in English): This dive is a large glacial erratic (huge rock deposited by glacier). It is almost 100 feet at the deepest. The rock;s dimensions are about 20 feet high and 30 feet long. Lots of hidden spots for cool animals.
To get to sight: from the surface you will see a white buoy (this buoy is south of the warf and can be seen on Google Earth. Swim to, and descend on this buoy. Bottom will be roughly 50 feet. You will notice that you are in a shallow trench, get in the middle of this trench and swim west, the rock will become visible in a few minutes of swimming.

English (Translate this text in English): This dive is a large glacial erratic (huge rock deposited by glacier). It is almost 100 feet at the deepest. The rock;s dimensions are about 20 feet high and 30 feet long. Lots of hidden spots for cool animals.
To get to sight: from the surface you will see a white buoy (this buoy is south of the warf and can be seen on Google Earth. Swim to, and descend on this buoy. Bottom will be roughly 50 feet. You will notice that you are in a shallow trench, get in the middle of this trench and swim west, the rock will become visible in a few minutes of swimming.

This dive is a large glacial erratic (huge rock deposited by glacier). It is almost 100 feet at the deepest. The rock;s dimensions are about 20 feet high and 30 feet long. Lots of hidden spots for cool animals.
To get to sight: from the surface you will see a white buoy (this buoy is south of the warf and can be seen on Google Earth. Swim to, and descend on this buoy. Bottom will be roughly 50 feet. You will notice that you are in a shallow trench, get in the middle of this trench and swim west, the rock will become visible in a few minutes of swimming.

English (Translate this text in English): This dive is a large glacial erratic (huge rock deposited by glacier). It is almost 100 feet at the deepest. The rock;s dimensions are about 20 feet high and 30 feet long. Lots of hidden spots for cool animals.
To get to sight: from the surface you will see a white buoy (this buoy is south of the warf and can be seen on Google Earth. Swim to, and descend on this buoy. Bottom will be roughly 50 feet. You will notice that you are in a shallow trench, get in the middle of this trench and swim west, the rock will become visible in a few minutes of swimming.

English (Translate this text in English): This dive is a large glacial erratic (huge rock deposited by glacier). It is almost 100 feet at the deepest. The rock;s dimensions are about 20 feet high and 30 feet long. Lots of hidden spots for cool animals.
To get to sight: from the surface you will see a white buoy (this buoy is south of the warf and can be seen on Google Earth. Swim to, and descend on this buoy. Bottom will be roughly 50 feet. You will notice that you are in a shallow trench, get in the middle of this trench and swim west, the rock will become visible in a few minutes of swimming.

English (Translate this text in English): This dive is a large glacial erratic (huge rock deposited by glacier). It is almost 100 feet at the deepest. The rock;s dimensions are about 20 feet high and 30 feet long. Lots of hidden spots for cool animals.
To get to sight: from the surface you will see a white buoy (this buoy is south of the warf and can be seen on Google Earth. Swim to, and descend on this buoy. Bottom will be roughly 50 feet. You will notice that you are in a shallow trench, get in the middle of this trench and swim west, the rock will become visible in a few minutes of swimming.

English (Translate this text in English): This dive is a large glacial erratic (huge rock deposited by glacier). It is almost 100 feet at the deepest. The rock;s dimensions are about 20 feet high and 30 feet long. Lots of hidden spots for cool animals.
To get to sight: from the surface you will see a white buoy (this buoy is south of the warf and can be seen on Google Earth. Swim to, and descend on this buoy. Bottom will be roughly 50 feet. You will notice that you are in a shallow trench, get in the middle of this trench and swim west, the rock will become visible in a few minutes of swimming.

English (Translate this text in English): This dive is a large glacial erratic (huge rock deposited by glacier). It is almost 100 feet at the deepest. The rock;s dimensions are about 20 feet high and 30 feet long. Lots of hidden spots for cool animals.
To get to sight: from the surface you will see a white buoy (this buoy is south of the warf and can be seen on Google Earth. Swim to, and descend on this buoy. Bottom will be roughly 50 feet. You will notice that you are in a shallow trench, get in the middle of this trench and swim west, the rock will become visible in a few minutes of swimming.

English (Translate this text in English): This dive is a large glacial erratic (huge rock deposited by glacier). It is almost 100 feet at the deepest. The rock;s dimensions are about 20 feet high and 30 feet long. Lots of hidden spots for cool animals.
To get to sight: from the surface you will see a white buoy (this buoy is south of the warf and can be seen on Google Earth. Swim to, and descend on this buoy. Bottom will be roughly 50 feet. You will notice that you are in a shallow trench, get in the middle of this trench and swim west, the rock will become visible in a few minutes of swimming.

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