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| | Diving in Burma - The Mergui Archipelago and the Burma Banks |
 | | North Twin is a pleasant site, mainly around big granite boulders clustered with soft coral in shades of maroon, purple, yellow and red, as well as the ever-present gorgonian seafans, which are absolutely enormous in the Mergui Archipelago. |
 | | I don't recall what other divers saw, but my logbook mentions lobsters, 3 species of moray eel swimming out in the open, lots of shrimp and other crustaceans, sleeping parrotfish and filefish, and the biggest loggerhead turtle I have ever seen, easily a meter and a half across, sleeping among the very healthy coral. |
 | | We had been blessed with flat seas, but that can change quickly out there, so we beat feet for the Archipelago again, specifically an island called Western Rocky, where we woke up Wednesday morning, ready for the last 2 dives of the trip. |
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