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Marine Life Society of South Australia Inc.

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Dive Reports Shipwrecks

The Wreck of the Willyama

November 1, 1980 Geoff Mower

Willyama Bay, lying between Stenhouse Bay and Marion Bay at the southernmost tip of the Yorke Peninsula, is a delightfully secluded cove of soft, clean sand backed by a fringe…

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Marine Life Society of South Australia Inc.

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