ICSD New Shipwreck Challenge...

[Terry]

Thanks Joe for posting the first ever underwater video I've taken, and Thanks Nate and John too!. I could feel this hole was going to be more then just "cold and wet" when I cut it, it was going to be, REWARDING!!! I insisted on going in first, knowing/feeling there was a good find close to the hole. The guys bitched, but I pushed them aside. This hole was MINE! This find was MINE! Popo, Joe, Scotty, all squealed, "you always go first" only Robert said, "go ahead"........ In I went, my drysuit set to vent, I was on the scent, knowing my time would be well spent,,,,,NO!,,,,, this find was better than any worthless rap,,,,,,as you can see from the video, sure I mucked her up, I didn't want anyone else finding here. I wanted to add decades, NO, centuries of silt build-up. I plowed like a underwater D8 Cat, when they use the, "chronologically sound silt build-up" method, of dating my find, I wanted here to be older then the Mayflower!
But before that, as I looked over her fine lines, she was TRUE, she hadn't been,,, "tagged" (,,,,, I do carry, "ICSD challenge round aluminum plaques",,,, (I get from China on the internet,,,for half the cost) to attach to every loose section of sunken dock boards, I find, but that wasn't the case this time. The only aluminum you find on this fine wreck, you can see in the video, that left over beer can, no doubt abandoned by the lone oresman as he rowed, for all he was worth, his right bicep bulging bigger then mine, (if that's possible) as he fought that strong gale, finally submerging the port side, down she went, impaling her entire port side into the muck, again as you can see in the video. I only wish the other guys who jumped this hole, would of had the chance to see her, before I buried her in the silt. Trinity