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For climbers who dive, there is expansive underwater terrain to explore. Taken at the sunken wreck M/V Keith Tibbets about 300 yards off of Buccaneer Slip.
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The North East Point on Cayman Brac
Throwin' the Hoola Girl
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Skip Harper
May 12, 2010
“For climbers who dive, there is expansive underwater terrain to explore. Taken at the sunken wreck M/V Keith Tibbets about 300 yards off of Buccaneer Slip.”  

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The North East Point on Cayman Brac
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Throwin' the Hoola Girl
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