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Cave diving
Requiring much specialised training and equipment, this involves diving into an overhead environment including caves, abandoned mines or quarries and natural springs or sinkholes where the exit is not always visible. "Overhead environment" means a structure exists which prevents the diver from making a direct vertical ascent to the surface.
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