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- Village Cay Marina
Road Town
Tortola
British Virgin Islands
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Just one of the many great things happening on the old Willy T damaged during the storms of September 2017! It's now being turned into an artificial dive site by Beyond the Reef, a non-profit organisation working in the BVI.Watch guard
#artificialreef #artreef #scubadiving #bvi #pirateship #piratesofthecaribbean #girlswhodive #willytwreck #willyt
Look at that water- oh why did I start my company in NJ
Commercial Dive Services, in conjunction with Meridian Construction and B&C Construction, have successfully flipped Catsy. The vessel had been resting upside in the entrance to Nanny Cay Marina after Hurricane Irma.
Another salvage company had previously attempted unsuccessfully to right her, but today with the help of the team, three cranes and a backhoe it was achieved.
She has become a well-known symbol for everyone in the BVI of Hurricane Irma’s devastating power, we look forward to seeing her back out sailing on the water soon!
Well done to all the crew involved
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Spitfire Diesel machine is complete, ready to work. Its standard equipment is:
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– 1 x Suction kit, with spiraled hose and 12v electric suction pump
– 1 x External bypass discharge hose
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Commercial Dive Services were recently preparing the wreck of the "M/V Kodiak Queen" for sport divers and their safety, commercial divers removed part of the structure that was dangerous to sport divers, and welded up hatches to ensure the safety of the community and tourists
