Scuba Diving: Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt

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> "F9" <spiritus@thefreeinternet.co.uk> wrote in message
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> > Egyptian airliner crashes into sea
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> > Egyptian search and rescue teams in boats and helicopters have found
> > wreckage in the sea about 15 kilometres (nine miles) south of Sharm
> > el-Sheikh.
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> Anyone know what sort of depth the wreck will be in?
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Egyptian search and rescue teams - in boats, planes and helicopters -
have found wreckage in the sea off the Naama Bay area of Sharm el-
Sheikh.

Police speedboats have been fishing luggage and small pieces of wreckage
from the water, and at least one body has been recovered.

Local divers say the plane came down in very deep water, perhaps too
deep to recover either the majority of the dead or the black box flight
recorder, reports the BBC's Paul Wood in Cairo.

Just reading some Hotel reviews for next trip .... Comments from a UK
families trip to Sharm in Oct were interesting -

" ..Fantastic, but take shoes to wear in the water, its very slippy
and both my husband and myself fell and cut ourselves badly on the
coral. .... The water is shallow warm and clear and I sat for ages on
the smooth coral with big bright fish swimming around me..
The highlights of our holiday were the ... Swimming with dolphins .
They are at an aquarium. There are 3 dolphins and six people. They say
" Here is dolphin get In" in a Russian accent! and in you go for half
an hour, they play with, you take you for rides, dance with you, you
kiss you and make friends with you. "


Sounds a very ecologically sound holiday.