ICSD New Shipwreck Challenge...

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Although team honey badger displays superior diving techniques and search patterns, we have gone three weeks without a notable discovery. We seem to have misplaced our hickory switch  > ;D. we decided to take the weekend off and dive some more well known shipwrecks.
4190 miles southeast of Dutch Harbor, lies the shipwreck the Madeira. at 0500 hrs., team honey badger loaded dive gear into the inflatable , powered by Terry's 1984 30 hp mariner motor, and headed north. (Terry, if this is truly the prize that is on the table for the  icing challenge, I am impressed and will make a new decal with your name on the label to put on the outboard.) rotflmao  ;D ;D
Visibility on the Madeira was approximately 25 to 30 feet. It was really nice to roll off of the boat and dive, dive, dive. No more humping gear up and down the stairs. We did two dives on the Madeira.
We then trailered the boat south and did a dive on the Ely. I hadn't dove this wreck before and did not realize I was missing. Visibility was only 6 to 8 feet, but it was still a very impressive shipwrecks to dive on. We ran into the " man " at the landing. As I was getting ready to back the boat in, he appeared at my driver side window with a big grin on his face. He then asked permission to take a picture of the honey badger dive team logo that was proudly displayed on my door.