OJ 105 Seg 3
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Outdoor Journal
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105
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Scuba Diving
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When most people think of Vermont "scuba diver's paradise" doesn't exactly spring to mind. But because of its cold temperatures, Lake Champlain holds one of the best collections of shipwrecks in the United States. Vermont was one of the first states to create a public underwater historic preserve, with seven shipwreck sites currently open to the public. But to see them up close, you have to dive. We spent some time recently with a class at the Waterfront Diving Center in Burlington to get a first-hand look at what it takes to scuba dive.
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- bc cartographic Vermont Underwater Preserve Page
- Dive New England
- Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
Underwater Historic Preserve Information - Scubasource Dive History Page
- Scuba Spots Vermont Page
- Vermont SCUBA Diving Club
- Victory Sports
- Jonathan Eddy
Waterfront Diving Center
214 Battery Street
Burlington, VT 05401
802-865-2711
OJ 105
Series:
Outdoor Journal
Episode #:
105
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Host Lawrence Pyne joined John Marshall of "River Excitement" in Hartland Four-Corners for a day of fishing from his "McKenzie" on the Connecticut River. Then, we tag along with two Vermont Wildlife Fisheries Biologists to see how a stream is surveyed. Also, we spent some time with a class at the Waterfront Diving Center in Burlington to get a first-hand look at what it takes to scuba dive. Lastly, host Marianne Eaton spent a day on Lake Champlain aboard a Friendship Sloop from the Whistling Man Schooner Company in Burlington and learned some of the basics of sailing.









