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    Josephine Willis - Collision in the English Channel

    Jun 30, 2017 4 minutes
    Text and Photographs by Stefan Panis

    Expedition

    Since 2012, every summer I have been diving with my friends, Eddie Huzzey and Tony Goodfellow, from Dover. When the weather and visibility was best, they would organise a week of expedition diving with the goal to locate and identify new wrecks in the English Channel.

    The ship for our expedition was the Trya, owned by David Knight, a fantastic vessel for diving operations and equipped with a comfortable lift, sidescan, and magnetometer.

    During wintertime, Tony had carefully looked at changes on the new nautical charts, and had a complete list with

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