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![]() Ryan Spence - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() Ryan Spence - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() Ryan Spence - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() Dan Barringer of Vintage Scuba Supply - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Bryan Pennington. |
![]() Gayle Peterson and Mike Follet - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Bryan Pennington. |
![]() Jerry Lang - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() James Williams - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() Mike Follet - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() Terry Stevens - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() Bryan Pennington of Vintage Double Hose - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() Dave Krafft - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() Jerry Powell - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() Allan Klauda - Wazee 2006. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() Mildred Turner, posing with her gear back in 1962. Millie and her husband Gene devote time nowadays to the Lockwood Pioneer Scuba Diving Museum. -Photo courtesy of Gayle Peterson. |
![]() William Pique at Weeki Wachee Springs, Florida, 2006. William is diving with his Voit twin tanks, blue Voit 50 Fathom regulator, and Voit Viking fins. -Photo by David Haas. |
![]() William's lovely wife, Cyndy, at Weeki Wachee. Cyndy is diving with a 38 c.f. Sportways tank and a Royal AquaMaster regulator. -Photo by David Haas. |
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This
compelling
image, taken by Wolfgang Blank in 1985, shows German
author
Wolfgang Freihen at Lake Badersee, with
his Rolleimarin and one of the first electronic
underwater strobes. The
bronze lady in front was placed there by King
Ludwig
II. The Badersee is not far from Neuschwanstein
Castle. Ludwig sometimes took his guests in a boat
over the maiden.
Because the water was very clear, many of them would
become frightened
upon seeing her. Photo submitted by Franz Rothbrust.
Franz also adds
that during "vintage" times, young divers
had to dive in the Badersee and give the maiden a
kiss. Then they
could call themselves a "real diver". He kissed her
twice. She lays
only a few meters below the surface. |
Wolfgang
Blank in
1959. Wolfgang was one of the very first diving
instructors
in Germany. In this picture, he is wearing a dry
suit and using a
Draeger "Leutnant Lund" rebreather.
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![]() Stephen Taylor wearing a restored Porpoise Universal and Tony Gregory wearing a restored Porpoise CA, Victoria, Australia. Porpoise scuba was made in Australia and sold as early as 1952. They were the first single hose scuba. |
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