Northwest Dive Club

Joe!?!?!?

Lets see it.

So I was most graciously invited for the mine dive yesterday, and I'll have to say, what an adventure! I'll tip my hat to Richard for scoping this thing out, and for all three's (Richard, Brian, Jeanna) drive for the unknown, and the atypical form of northwest diving. :bow: We met early at a park an...

Those are nice finds! Wanting to bottle hunt in PT for a while.

Have you opened it yet? I'm waiting to hear what Oil of Olay smells like after being submerged in lake water for years. :biggrin:

Okay, this is weird. Ken and I were diving the lake 2 weekends ago, and ran into a guy that asked us if we ever saw the Ivars signs underwater. We looked at him with the normal look that divers give when dealing with kooky shore spectators asking "did you see a shark down there"? He told h...

Ken G wrote: Muriatic acid

Also great for shake and bake Meth!

he and kent used ROV and newt suit if memory serves me... Yup. "...In December of the same year, Bernard and Severson returned with the St.Jude, a 110 ft dive platform and one Newtsuit. The Newtsuit is a one atmosphere armored diving suit that looks like a suit of armor on steroids. Along with...

Here's a couple pics of artifacts from Gary Severson, the first visitors to the wreck.

FOTTF

ohhhhh, ouch.

I clean, but don't scrape or scour.

Today is the 95th anniversary of her sinking, so tip one back for her!
http://dcsfilms.com/Site_4/DCS_Website_25.html

I was contacted by the man who found the wreck, and I'm trying to get a report from him.

Looks like an old piece being replayed. I believe Walter Jaccard filmed the underwater clips.

http://www.king5.com/video/eveningmagaz ... vid=392418

Very cool! The extra darkness adds too it I think.

Nicely done!

Ken G wrote: Dan found a bong too but I rammed him with my scoot and broke it. Sorry buddy!

What!?!? I thought it was a vase!

Where I work, they have the corn-based utensils, corn-based plastic cups (they look and act like normal) and we compost it all. Or, try to convince folks to bring in their own utensils/plates from home, their own coffee cups, etc etc. I know it's easier said than done, (in my case people deliberate...

Naw, it's all the heavy metal music!

sorry, my computer is on "caps" cause I'm at work entering in some stuff.

YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO SOME DIGGING AND FIND OLD MAPS OF THE SYSTEM. I DID A QUICK SEARCH AND CAME ACROSS INFO SAYING SOME OF THESE MINES HAVE TO BE CHECKED AND UPDATED AS FAR AS STRUCTURAL STATUS, ETC.

Hands down-pretty cool!

rjw wrote:

Romer Treece wrote:Hi Jen-Welcome!!

I can't wait for the day when you see yourself in the videos during wreck porn night! :roll:

HUH? Paul showed me some videos ......oops you said wreck porn. My bad

Hi Jen-Welcome!!

I can't wait for the day when you see yourself in the videos during wreck porn night! :roll:

Thanks for the reference links, more info like that might just open the wallet enough to pay for the training to go that deep. There's a lot of shallow stuff too, just got to be willing to go searching. We just ran across the old Lk Wa Mill company site, a local shipyard site, with equipment still ...

scottsax wrote:

60south wrote:Edit: I'm using the valves with the yoke insert, not DIN, if it matters.

Does this matter? I use mine as DIN-should I be blowing them out before I take them in to be filled? Or will any decent shop employee know to do that?

I'd say 97% of tank fillers don't do this. Do it yourself EVERY time!