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Average depth 20 m / 65.6 ft
Max depth 32 m / 105 ft
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English (Translate this text in English): Camp ground with cabins, trailor and tent sites. Exaltant set up with refills of Air and Nitrox at the waters edge. Entrance and exit of the lake is marked well. Sandy small rocks easy to walk on. exaltant to just walk in get set up and gradual slope to dive depth. dive plat form is 71 feet high coming with in 15 feet of the surface.
A plane is available near 20m deep.
English (Translate this text in English): Camp ground with cabins, trailor and tent sites. Exaltant set up with refills of Air and Nitrox at the waters edge. Entrance and exit of the lake is marked well. Sandy small rocks easy to walk on. exaltant to just walk in get set up and gradual slope to dive depth. dive plat form is 71 feet high coming with in 15 feet of the surface.
A plane is available near 20m deep.
Camp ground with cabins, trailor and tent sites. Exaltant set up with refills of Air and Nitrox at the waters edge. Entrance and exit of the lake is marked well. Sandy small rocks easy to walk on. exaltant to just walk in get set up and gradual slope to dive depth. dive plat form is 71 feet high coming with in 15 feet of the surface.
A plane is available near 20m deep.
English (Translate this text in English): Camp ground with cabins, trailor and tent sites. Exaltant set up with refills of Air and Nitrox at the waters edge. Entrance and exit of the lake is marked well. Sandy small rocks easy to walk on. exaltant to just walk in get set up and gradual slope to dive depth. dive plat form is 71 feet high coming with in 15 feet of the surface.
A plane is available near 20m deep.
English (Translate this text in English): Camp ground with cabins, trailor and tent sites. Exaltant set up with refills of Air and Nitrox at the waters edge. Entrance and exit of the lake is marked well. Sandy small rocks easy to walk on. exaltant to just walk in get set up and gradual slope to dive depth. dive plat form is 71 feet high coming with in 15 feet of the surface.
A plane is available near 20m deep.
English (Translate this text in English): Camp ground with cabins, trailor and tent sites. Exaltant set up with refills of Air and Nitrox at the waters edge. Entrance and exit of the lake is marked well. Sandy small rocks easy to walk on. exaltant to just walk in get set up and gradual slope to dive depth. dive plat form is 71 feet high coming with in 15 feet of the surface.
A plane is available near 20m deep.
English (Translate this text in English): Camp ground with cabins, trailor and tent sites. Exaltant set up with refills of Air and Nitrox at the waters edge. Entrance and exit of the lake is marked well. Sandy small rocks easy to walk on. exaltant to just walk in get set up and gradual slope to dive depth. dive plat form is 71 feet high coming with in 15 feet of the surface.
A plane is available near 20m deep.
English (Translate this text in English): Camp ground with cabins, trailor and tent sites. Exaltant set up with refills of Air and Nitrox at the waters edge. Entrance and exit of the lake is marked well. Sandy small rocks easy to walk on. exaltant to just walk in get set up and gradual slope to dive depth. dive plat form is 71 feet high coming with in 15 feet of the surface.
A plane is available near 20m deep.
English (Translate this text in English): Camp ground with cabins, trailor and tent sites. Exaltant set up with refills of Air and Nitrox at the waters edge. Entrance and exit of the lake is marked well. Sandy small rocks easy to walk on. exaltant to just walk in get set up and gradual slope to dive depth. dive plat form is 71 feet high coming with in 15 feet of the surface.
A plane is available near 20m deep.
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By Wolfram Damies , 28-02-2009
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