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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to find information on a location known a "Pickles Bank". Its in the Caribbean, reportedly within a hundred or so miles of Cayman Brac / Little Cayman. My *guess* would be to the north, towards Cuba, but there's supposedly some small uninhabited low-lying islands someplace to the south too, where Braccers used to collect seabird eggs back in the 1920's and 1920's (IIRC, there's a description in the book "Storm of '32"). Since I'm a scuba diver and not a cruiser, I don't have regional navigation maps that would hopefully reveal this location. My interest is because I may have a way of visiting this area to do some dives on it, so I'm trying to find out if its something "interesting" or not: ie, is it a coral encrusted deepwater pinnicle in heavy currents, or is it just a sand flat, etc? Long/Lat, anything else would be appreciated. TIA, -hh |
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