Spring P Town

Wreck of the Idene
Galilee, Ri · I don’t know what possessed me to sign up
for a charter out to the wreck of the Idene, a 120-foot
fishing trawler intentionally sunk as an artificial reef
4 1/2 miles southeast of Block Island - at least not in
early May, when water temps are never out of the 40’s!
Must’ve been everyone telling me what a gorgeous
wreck she was and how vis often hit 20 feet (really,
really good for this area).

We boarded the Priority Too in Galilee,
RI early Sunday morning, May 3rd and headed out of
port at 7am on the dot. There were 6 divers, includ-
ing Red, who crewed, Eric Lawson and me. Captain
Rick, whose day gig is being a Warwick firefighter and
EMT, also dives, which is something I tend to like in a
Continued on page 6.
on the line
T h e O f f i c i a l N e w s l e T T e r O f T h e O l d c O l O N y a m p h i b i a N s
pRovincetown, ma · My husband Bill has asked me to write about P-Town weekend
vol50·no2
from a wife’s perspective. we go shopping and do lunch. period.
may·june 09

But seriously, we wives search for bargains like the guys search for
lobsters. This year we found a number of yard sales to explore and the nice weath-
er made the exploring even better. We also searched out Provincetown Fudge
A non-diver’s Factory (no pun intended!!) and brought back chunks of Kathy R. finds a bargain.
perspective on tasty treats!! And then there’s the question of “where
shall we have lunch?” This trip we chose the Lobster
P-Town weekend Pot, where you walk around the open kitchen to get to
by Patti Turner the dining room, or, walk through it as we did when we
left! We were hoping to eat “al fresco” but settled for a
table inside. The food and service were great, but the
company of friends was the best.
Spring The rest of the afternoon was spent
looking in the unique shops and observing the people
around us. That’s really the best part of P-town week-
end, seeing how the townsfolk go about their daily busi-
P-
“...girls just want to eat lunch,...”
Town ness. The 70+ year old guy in heels and shorts, living
his dream, singing Frank Sinatra tunes outside the town
hall, couples of every persuasion just strolling along,
and dogs, dogs, and more dogs!!

We usually arrive back at the hotel between 2 and 4pm then it’s time
to set up for the evening cook-out and cook the lobsters the guys have brought
back. (a woman’s work is never done. LOL) This trip was no different, and the eve-
ning was full of good food, Kahlua sombreros, and fabulous desserts. But the most
important part of P-Town weekend is the community of people who share a passion
for diving and the desire to share that passion with others. A good time was had
by all!
Patti
More on P-Town Weekend on page 4

prez take fishing rods with me about the dive. It’s also event. Chop the onions just Continued from cover.
just in case I see any activ-
good to mention what kind
right (this is the hardest
Wreck of the Idene - cont.
ity.
of dive it is. Is it a novice,
part). If the onions for the
box I decided to get advanced, tech dive? hot dogs are not chopped
boat captain.
tough time coming up the ladder, as by that time, I was cold enough
things done early this year

Second, make sure
just right, you will never live
I’d been on pins to really feel it badly. Capt. Rick was fantastic and helped me back
so that I can maximize the
that you talk about the
it down. Not too big. Not too
and needles
onboard and I quickly got out of my drysuit - my left wrist seal had
amount of time that I can
final arrangements for the
small. Just right!
at the marine
leaked badly and my entire left side was soaked. Thank GOd for my
be out on the water. That’s
event at the meeting just

Fourth, take care of
forecast all day
Weezle Extreme undergarment - I seriously think that without that, I
by Henry Cugno what I would like all of you
before the date of the event. boat assignments. Make
Saturday (small would’ve felt it much more and much sooner. under the circumstanc-
to be thinking as well. Maxi-
Things like tide and weather sure that if someone wants
craft advisory
es, I think it kept me as warm as anything could. I knew immediately
The dive season is here.
mize your time on the water.
may make a difference in
a buddy, they get one. This
with 4-6’s) but
that I wasn’t going to be able to do the second dive and quickly
Get that gear checked if you

Last season was a
the original plan. You’re in
should be a given if a diver
things changed
changed into my dry clothes to warm up.
The purpose of
haven’t done so already
great season for the OCA
charge of canceling the dive
has never been on that par-
at about 6pm

With Rick, Red and me on the boat, that left 4 div-
the Old Colony
because our dive schedule
with a full schedule and
if the weather doesn’t coop-
ticular dive before.
Saturday and
ers in the water and we could see all of their bubbles as they hung
is in full swing. The tune up
every event well attended.
erate so make sure you take

Fifth, have fun. Go
the wind turned on the line doing their safety stops. Red and Rick were helping one
Amphibians is to
dive is behind us and Friday
Let’s try for the same this
the sign-up sheet with you.
diving!
out of the south diver up and suddenly, I heard “Oh, CRAP - who’s that???” I looked
further the sport
Night Dives are a regular
year. Whether it’s a boat
It’s going to have the names

Last, right a little
- bad for shore
up and saw one of our divers surfacing well behind the boat, beyond
thing. By the time you read
dive or a shore dive, get out
of the divers who signed up
blurb on how the dive went
diving, but good for boat diving near Block Island, since it turned the
the current line and drifting quickly away - the surface current had
of skin and scuba
this, P-Town weekend will
there! The season is short.
and their phone numbers.
for the newsletter. That’s it!
3-5 footers into rolling swells, rather than chop. Coming out of the
picked up. It turned out to be Eric - this was his first boat dive and
be over.

With that said, we

Third,

Chairing a dive is
diving for the
Galilee Breakwater, things looked wonderful.
he had let go of the line for just a minute to look at his computer, not

So that I don’t get
still have some openings
make arrange-
easy. Don’t let the same

The ride out to the Idene was about an hour and
realizing how much the current had picked up. He handled it beauti-
enjoyment of its
yet another foggy mask for
in the schedule for people
ments for food
people do it all of the time.
unfortunately, the day was not only gray, but cool and damp. We
fully, though - he didn’t panic, he blew his whistle, we signaled that
the infrequent use of my
to chair a dive. Don’t be
and bever-
Why should they have
were happy to get to the mooring (which Red had placed 2 days
we saw him, he inflated his safety sausage and he just floated along
members while
boat, I’m happy to report
intimidated by this respon-
age for
all the fun.
earlier) and gear up. I brought along my new G10 in its new Ikelite
until we could get our remaining divers on the boat and come get
at the same
that it is serviced and ready
sibility. It’s not that hard.
the
housing and 80% new dS-125 freshly back from repair at Ikelite.
him. For something that could’ve ended up badly if everyone hadn’t
to go. As of the moment of
Here’s what’s expected of
The preferred entry from the Priority Too was one I’d never done
reacted as they did, it all turned out really well.
time promoting
this writing, I am anticipat-
a chair person for an OCA
and found quite fun - put one knee up on the port gunwale and roll

Because the current had picked up, our second dive
safety and
ing a day off from work
dive. First, talk up the event
sideways into the water, landing on your tank. (I think Rick had just
would be on the Idene again, rather than the scheduled Block Island
tomorrow to take the Nimia
at the meetings two weeks
had a new paint job and was trying to protect it.) Red had set a line
Pinnacles. Thanks to my leaking drysuit, I was extremely bummed,
sportsmanship.
out on Narragansett Bay
before it happens. This
from the stern ladder out to the mooring line on the bow, which was
as I’d absolutely fallen in love with the Idene and was dying to go
for a shake down cruise. I’ll
get’s people excited
very helpful - currents can be strong past Block Island and depend-
back down and explore her some more. Apparently
ing on the direction, you can head for Long Island or Portugal if you
her hold is wide open and cleared of obstacles, so
get swept off the lines. I followed Red into the water and found a bit
she’s got some good swimthroughs that I never got
of current, but nothing unmanageable. The Idene came into full view
to on my first dive. But even after I’d wrung out my
3
o C A o F F i C e R S
at about 45 feet - vis was WAy up! As I got closer, I was amazed at
drysuit undies, they were way too cold and wet for me
P R E S I d E N T
Henry cugno
OCA CALENDAR
how beautiful she was....upright in about 85 fsw, she is absolutely
to do another dive - especially since I wasn’t sure if the problem was
V I C E P R E S I d E N T
carpeted in frilled anemones and hydroids.
because of the new wrist seals I had put on this week or something
may09
John Stanford

Vis was incredible - a solid 35-40 feet - from amid-
I’d done - like maybe get my drysuit undies caught in the seal (review
16 P-Town Weekend, Horizon’s Beach Resort,
12 Friday Night Dive, Ft Wetherill, 7:30 pm
S E C R E T A R y
ships at the mooring line, I could easily see all the way forward and
of the seals didn’t indicate any problems with them - probably a
Bill Turner
Bill lane
John Stanford
back as far as the hold. I was surprised at how little I needed my
“user error” - damn!)
T R E A S u R E R
21 OCA Meeting at Kalipso Dive Center, Route 44,
14 Teti /Neptune Wreck Dive, Contact Red @
light - it was amazingly light at 85 feet.

Red surprised us all on the surface interval by pulling
terry carragher
Greenville, 7:00 pm
Giant Stride Dive Shop for more information,

I started to swim over her deck and a small movement
out a styrofoam cooler filled with “Hog and ‘Tog” Chowder - quahog
22 Friday Night Dive, Ft, Wetherill, 7:30 pm
401.732.8808
attracted my attention...hmm..something’s there...but where? I can’t
and tautog chowder that he’d made that morning (yeow - I’d got-
B O A R d O F d I R E C T O R S
Janet MacCausland
18 OCA Meeting at Kalipso Dive Shop, Rt. 44,
quite make it out.....I moved a little closer and found a big sea raven
ten up at 4:30 - what time did he get up to make chowder first????)
ian campbell 09-10
25 U853-U Boat Charter, Contact Red @ Giant Stride
Smithfield, RI, 7:00 pm to be confirmed!
hiding in a depression in the deck.
It was absolutely heavenly and beat the heck out of the ham and
Bill turner
09-10
Dive Shop for more information, 401.732.8808
20 Scallop Dive, Salem, TBD

The Idene wasn’t swarming with fish yet - it’s still
cheese sandwich I’d brought! And nice hot chowder really went a
Fred leBlanc 09-10
29 OCA Meeting at Midas Shop, Route 1,
25 OCA Meeting at Checker Club, Pawtucket,
pretty chilly, but some of the ones there were so friendly it was pretty long way in warming me back up.
Jim cherubini 08-09
South Attleboro, 7:00 pm
details to follow - check the website:
funny. I wanted to take a photo of one, but it swam in so close to my

Another diver sat out the second dive with me and
max arias
08-09
june09
ocascuba.org
mask, that there was no way to put a camera between me and it! Ap-
honestly, the second dive seemed pretty short - Only 3 of us were
Jim Brady
08-09
4
OCA Meeting at Midas Shop, Route 1,
26 Friday Night Dive, Ft Wetherill, 7:30 pm
parently, there’s a resident torpedo ray and lots of tautog and black
diving dry and the wetsuit divers were pretty chilly so they kept it
Jim Cherubini
sea bass later in the season.
short. As we started heading for home and packing up gear, Red
O.C.A. meetings are held every
South Attleboro, 7:00 pm
Thursday evening at 7:00 pm. Check
5
Friday Night Dive, Ft Wetherill, 7:30 pm
28 B.O.D. Shore Dive, TBD

I realized that I was feeling pretty chilly and added a
pulled out another cooler and the beers were passed around.
the web site below for the location
Henry Cugno
bit of air to my drysuit, but it didn’t seem to help much. Hmmm. The

There’s one thing to said about Galilee - it’s a hard-
of the next meeting. Winter meetings
Henry Cugno
are held the first and third Thurs.
28 Bass & U853 Wreck Dive, Contact Red @
water was only 43 degrees and I’d done two dives in the same temp
working fishing port and if you appreciate that kind of thing, it’s
of the month from November 1 thru
11 OCA Meeting at Midas Shop, Route 1,
Giant Stride Dive Shop for more information,
the weekend before and not felt anywhere near so cold - very odd. I
picturesque as hell!
March 31.
South Attleboro, 7:00 pm
401.732.8808
had enough gas left for a few more minutes, so I headed towards the
Several of us, including Capt. Rick (who’s hysterical)
We welcome your articles, notes,
stern and found some gorgeous hydroids but surprisingly, no nudi-
headed to Pancho O’Malleys (“The Irish Pub with Mexican Grub”)
cartoons and photos for upcoming
issues. Feel free to forward them to:
branchs, who love to eat them - maybe it was too deep for nudis.
in Narragansett for some Mexican food and adult beverages and to
Check the calendar above to note the change in

As I shifted slightly head up to get a photo, I felt a very while away the rainy afternoon warming up.
Old Colony Amphibians
venues for June’s meetings.
P.O. Box 1062
notes
bad feeling - the movement of very cold water creeping down my

What a fantastic day - even with the leaky drysuit, the
Attleboro, MA 02703
abdomen. CRAP! The only time I’d felt that before was my first dive in Idene had me absolutely spellbound - and I have every intention of
Our hearts and thoughts go out to Connie Rogers
or: bill@lanedesign.com
my drysuit when I came out of the water with 2 gallons of water in it.
going back and diving her again - hopefully many more times....
who recently lost her sister Mary to breast cancer.
www.ocascuba.org
There was no doubting now that I had a big ole’ leak going on and I
Betsy
needed to head on up the line. I met Red at my safety stop and had a

FoRt adamS, newpoRt, Ri · Weather was predicted to be rainy, but turned out far bet-
pRovincetown, ma · We had 16 divers and 23/
ter than expected - sunny, but chilly with strong breeze out of the north. Forty-five
4 boats: my boat, Bob McManus’s
Our annual
boat, Eric’s rubber boat and Joel’s rubber boat = 23/
volunteers from dive clubs all over RI showed up to help with the cleanup - OCA,
4 boats. The diving Saturday
Tune-Up dive
was great as well as the weather. Every diver with a Massachusetts lobster permit
Rogue Island divers, dCRI, divedors, Secret Squirrels and Black Pearls. We col-
combined with
got their limit (15 bugs). Rick Amaral came back with an 8.5 pounder (legal on that
lected a decent mountain of trash consisting of monofilament and rope/line, untold
side of the Cape). The tide was just right to get in and out from the town ramp. I
Giant Stride’s numbers of cigarette butts, wood planking, styrofoam, cans, bottles, bags of dog
returned to the ramp about 2 pm and had to kill the motor, tilt it up, and walk it in
Clean-Up event poop from dog owners who take the time to scoop their dog’s poop but then throw
about 100 yards... just in time.
it in the bushes (???) and even a yard sale sign. Red scheduled the Newport Parks
and raffle

While we were diving, the wives went in town and you can read
department to come by afterwards to pick up the pile.
at Fort Adams
about their day in Patti’s article (on the cover).

After the cleanup, Red handed out raffle tickets for a $50 gift certifi-

The cookout was great, as always, with enough food to feed 50 or
cate to Giant Stride, which was won by Tom B. from dive Club of RI, and Red grilled
more... and there were only 28 of us. unfortunately, Sunday was another story. Fog,
burgers, while Bill Turner cranked up the hot dog cart and lots of pot luck food was
A diver’s wind and rain killed our chance of any diving so we did not go out and left early.
uncovered.
perspective
Tune-Up

Everyone is already looking forward to the fall P-Town weekend but

Of the folks who planned to dive, only 4 actually did - John Langella,
fortunately, we have a lot of diving here to look forward to first.
Charlene Mallinson, Jim Cherubini and Ed Fava. Water temp was on the chilly side
on P-Town Bill T.
at 41° but the divers reported vis at 20-30 feet with little to no current! The rest of
weekend
us waited on shore huddling out of the wind, imbibing in adult beverages and en-
by Bill Turner
Dive joying the company. A grand time was had by all and we certainly left Fort Adams
in better shape than we found it.
Betsy
Spring
Jim C. and Charlene get ready to dive.
P-Town
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RISAA Show ‘09
pRovidence, Ri · Once again we exhibited dur-
ing this year’s RISAA Fishing Show at the RI
Convention Center. Many visitors were quite
interested and we gathered a full sheet of
names for further information about the club.
Ian’s Midas shop
Most on-lookers had the same old story as
gets an
previous years, i.e. “I used to dive but don’t
Extreme Makeover
have anyone to dive with anymore... etc.”

Thanks to all the volunteers
to accommodate
who helped set up, man the booth and break
our meetings.
it down.
Clubhouse
Demo SoutH attleBoRo, ma · Renovations began in
late April with the removal of a wall, replac-
ing the ceiling, electrical modifications and
rug work to make room for our regular meet-
ings. Huge thanks go out to: Joel, Eric, Bill T.,
Ed P., Betsy and Jim B for their work... and of
course Ian for the space.

BeveRly, ma · On Thursday night, April 23, Stan Waterman presented at our fellow
News from Gary Gentile
dive club, the “North Shore Frogies,” thereby stealing some of us away from our
usual club meeting. Connie, Betsy, Max and I made the long night’s journey up to
Stan
Submitted by Janet MacCausland
Beverly, MA to hear the legend of underwater film speak. It was a steal at five dol-
lars a ticket. Connie’s enthusiasm buoyed us up, but Betsy was our hero for the late
My first newsletter
vessels, all of which
publication. Visit my
New Jersey Pine Barrens
monofilament on the way
drive home.
of 2009 is eclectic. It
could be placed off-limits
website for details about
every seven years. This
down the anchor line, but

Stan showed us four or five short length films he has made over the
Waterman
touches upon a couple
or be severely restricted
other shipwrecks that are means that the Jersey
Chuck continued to the
years, some recent, and none of which I had seen before. The longest feature was
of subjects and current
in access. This expansion
covered in the book: the
devil is slated to make its seabed alone, where he
“Lady of the Island,” a homage to a remarkable dive shop owner Lisa Chocett who
events that will be of in-
has nothing to do with
top ten technical diving
reappearance next year.
became the first person
moved from her profitable location in Hawaii to Fiji. She became not only a suc-
terest to my subscribers.
historic preservation, but
wrecks, Andrea doria,
Read the book before you in history to see the lost
cessful operator, training all her home grown dive masters, but became a doctor

First and foremost
with control. Now is the
Empress of Ireland, the
next venture into the Pine u-boat since its untimely
and benefactor for many of the people in the small Fijian village of Pivia.
is my apology for missing
time to write to your con-
Billy Mitchell wrecks, my
Barrens, perhaps to meet
demise.

Another of his films dealt with lots of wild sex, exhibiting remark-
last quarter’s newslet-
gressional representative
discovery of three World
it face to face.

It is all part of a
able footage of reef sharks mating. It looked gruesome for the poor female, whose
ter. I started the summer
and file notice of your
War One u-boats, Presi-

One last item for
story that will be told in
pectoral fins where clamped on hard by two males at once with others vying for
working as a consultant/
objection.
dent Coolidge, Sebastian, those who harbor a con-
full in Shipwreck Her-
position. She was contorted into positions one hopes their wreck line never takes
diver on a treasure

The two u-boats
Texas Tower, Bow Mari-
tinuing fascination for the esies. Stay tuned, folks...
on! He also had rare film of lobsters conjugating.
salvage project that was
that will be affected are
ner, Newfoundland’s Bell
u-869 and the fictional

Another film was a
scheduled to last for ten
the u-85 and the u-701. If Island wrecks, and much,
account of its discov-
compilation of trips to the Cocos Islands, water of the palagics: hammerheads,
days. Instead, it lasted
you want to see these u-
much more.
ery and identification
other shark species and giant mantas. Some of the footage was taken by a pho-
for five months. This
boats before NOAA takes

As long as I am on
in Shadow Divers: I am
tographer named Marco Aroyo who impressed me with beautiful film exposed with
intense project forced
them away, you had
the subject of new books, presently completing a
available light.
me to cancel or postpone
better visit them soon.
my science fiction read-
retrospective of Shadow

One mini feature was from 1967, including his wife, son and daugh-
other projects that I had
The GPS coordinates for
ers will be pleased at the
Divers Exposed, and the
ter on a years’ relocation to Tahiti, which was interesting not only for the sea life
in the works.
the u-85 are 35-54.810
announcement of two
impact it has made since
but for his warm and respectful relationship with his family and the people of

Now I must issue a
N / 75-17.215 W; for the
more volumes: The Time
its publication. details
Tahiti. Stan never fails to mention his family, always with love and good humor. He
dire warning that NOAA,
u-701 they are 35-14.330 Dragons Trilogy includes
will be forthcoming in
pointed out that a man traveling to capture underwater images must never tell his
archenemy of the Ameri-
N / 75-06.690 W.
A Time for dragons, drag-
my next newsletter, and
wife what a great trip it was, instead pointing out the grueling conditions of the sea
can public and destroyer

I would like to cor-
ons Past, and No Future
the new book should be
and being pent up onboard all that time.
of democracy, is continu-
rect an omission from my
for dragons: all together
available in a month or

I have heard Stan speak half a dozen times at Sea Rover’s, and
ing its efforts to expand
“Shuffled Shipwrecks”
in a single volume, along
two.
while his contemporaries might be blowhards of self importance, Stan was always
its dictatorial jurisdiction
newsletters. I forgot to
with a 10,000-word Au-

To Chuck Wine goes
humble. He explained how he is doing his own editing now on his Mac, in a smaller
over shipwrecks. Be-
mention that in June
thor’s Afterword in which
the credit for making the
manner than the Hollywood films he has worked on in the past.
cause Congress placed
1994, Ted Green recov-
I reveal the ultimate con-
discovery dive on the

I picked up his book: SEA SALT Memories and Essays, anxious to
a temporary hold on the
ered a shell casing from
clusion that I intended
u-869 - a full three years
creation of new marine
the wreck that was called
to reveal in the proposed
prior to the events that
7
read more of his provocative tales, but I wish I had purchased some videos too. I’m
sure Stan Waterman Productions carries them on-line. I am glad we made the trip,
sanctuaries, NOAA imple-
the Green Buoy Wreck,
sixth book in the series.
are related in the great-
Betsy, Connie and Janet hang with Stan.
as greatness is rare and time is so soon gone.
mented a movement to
alias Ciltvaira. Stamped

The Lurking: Curse
est literary hoax of the
Janet
extend the boundaries
on the brass base were
of the Jersey devil is my
century: Shadow Divers.
of the present sanctuar-
the British broad arrow
seminal novel of super-
Bill Nagle, owner and
ies in order to take over
and the date of manufac-
natural horror that has
skipper of the Seeker, put
domination of more
ture: 1940.
been out of print for
Chuck and Bart Malone
shipwrecks.

He and I pondered
twenty years. According
on a “hang” in order to
This had to be the easiest Winter dive Club I ever remember. Those of you who

An eightfold expan-
over this newfound
to folklore, the Jersey
confirm its existence.
don’t know about the Winter dive Club, it first started back in the 80’s and the only
sion is already underway
information at the time.
devil returns to haunt the Bart got entangled in
rule was that you had to dive at least once every 3 weeks with no exceptions. The
‘08-09
in the Thunder Bay sanc-
The shell casing could
3-week clock started ticking for the next dive as soon as you finished this dive.
tuary. Next on NOAA’s
not have come from the

However, this year we only had to go once a month from November
nefarious agenda are
Ciltvaira because she
through March – only 5 dives. It don’t get no easier.
two other expansions:
was unarmed. The date

Our November dive was the Joe Pasquale Memorial dive at the
Winter
doubling the size of the
precluded that the wreck
beach in Westerly and I am glad we only go there once a year to check on the
Stellwagen Bank sanctu-
was the Mirlo, as I had
plaque because the diving sucks.
ary, and a thousandfold
hypothesized, because

For our december dive I think we went to Wallum Lake and again, I
increase in size of the
the Mirlo sank in 1918.
am glad we do not do fresh water dives very often either.
Monitor sanctuary. That’s
This was another piece of

Our January dive was the New years day dive.This is always fun and
Dive
right - a thousandfold
the puzzle that eventu-
guess what, we would have been there anyway!
increase, at least.
ally led to identifying the

Our February and March dives were at Fort Wetherill and were OK as

NOAA wants to
wreck as the San delfino.
winter dives go. So next year the requirements will be the same, one dive a month
expand the one-mile-

I added this omis-
and $15 in the kitty.
Club
diameter Monitor
sion to “Shuffled Ship-

We celebrated our ‘08-‘09 WdC with a banquet at Rancho Chico’s for
sanctuary to cover all the
wrecks” before incor-
some fine Mexican food. 15 of us enjoyed good food, good company and inflated
shipwrecks on the dia-
porating the text in my
‘winter’ tales. Since it was such a good time, I hope to see more of you sign up for
mond Shoals and along
latest book, Shipwreck
this year’s WINTER dIVE CLuB in November.
the Outer Banks. This will Sagas. This affords
Bill T.
encompass two u-boats
the perfect segue to
and scores of merchant
announce the book’s

A beautiful image submitted by Janet MacCausland.
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