7/10 Hollywood Beach Dive Pics

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Went diving Saturday with some friends in Hollywood Beach, FL. This was a beach dive with a max depth of about 15 feet. I managed to snap a couple pics. Hope you like. Marvin
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The yellow brick road. That is the name of this artificial reef.
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That's all folks!
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very very nice. looks like a monastrea cavernosa/diplostrea in that second pic, and something really cool in that third one. impressive i must say
 
neat idea on the hollow tile idea! do you know how long it has been since it was put there?
 
hollow tile looks like tako grounds to me bro!
 
What's tako grounds? I don't know how old this structure is. But I would guess 10 years or older.
 
Totally awesome!! Thanks for sharing!!:D
 

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