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eskimo3883
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New page from Dumas Museum

Sat Nov 14, 2015 4:56 pm

Came across this web page of a recent donation to the Dumas Museum by Jean-Pierre Durand. Shows copies of home built equipment and blue prints for a copy of Mistral. The google translation of the web page from French to English is readable.

https://museedumas.wordpress.com/histoi ... e-plongee/

I visited the Dumas Museum several years ago and it is worth a visit. A few miles away I swam at Cousteau's first dive site in Bandol. I visited the former home of the GERS in Toulon. No tourist crowds at the height of summer. Several days of dive history and French food even my wife liked.
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Re: New page from Dumas Museum

Sun Dec 06, 2015 5:55 am

Thanks for sharing! Interesting site!
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Re: New page from Dumas Museum

Mon Dec 07, 2015 11:40 am

With Mistral drawings I have never seen before. Really great information.
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