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Some of the few remaining artefacts from the Mary Wilson
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DetailSome of the few remaining artefacts from the Mary Wilson (1852), off Gabo Island.
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Historic image of the Riverina (1927) taken two years after it wrecked.
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Discovering the Schah
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Final resting place of the Schah (1837).
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Gippsland coastal marine life
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Gold Rush – Diving on the Monumental City
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Remains of the propeller and shaft of the Monumental City (1853).
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The wrecks of Gabo Island
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Some of the few remaining artefacts from the Mary Wilson
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Peter Ronald’s homemade scuba diving equipment.
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