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> From: mrlungs@to*.co*
> Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997 12:55:32 -0400
> To: "Ted Green" <scuba@md*.co*>
> Subject: Re: TECHNICAL DIVING CAPITAL?
> Cc: techdiver@aquanaut.com
Mrlungs,
I have 4 questions for you.
1. What is your first name.
2. After all your talk, how many technical ship wrecks are there off
the coast of Florida?
3. Which ones do you think compare to the Andrea Doria?
4. Have you ever dove the Northeast ship wrecks, or do you just
assume that Florida is better because it's where you live?
Before you try to tell us Florida has the best or the most technical
wrecks on the east coast, get in your car and go North driving and
diving. If you manage one wreck per day, you will probably be home by
Christmas. Then you can tell us about your 20 or so technical Florida
ship wrecks.
Ted Green
> At 12:30 PM 6/19/97 +0000, you wrote:
> > MRLUNGS,
>
> Ted, why so mad, ya gotta type in CAPS to call me..
>
> > I think you may have the term "ship wreck" confused with
> >"artificial reef". A ship wreck is a vessel that was accidently
> >sunk and or destroyed with contense and people on board. An
> >artificial reef is a derelict placed on the bottom of the ocean
> >instead of being cut up for scrap!
> Ted,
> You are so Wrong! Did you even think about checking the St Johns river,
> Panama City, Penscola, Jacksonville, Daytona, and the list goes on.
> Reading books just doesn't cover you on this. You know what you have up
> there, and I know what is down here. So I gess that we are at a point
> where we are going to stare each other down now, and make mean faces..
>
..
>
> Have you ever heard of the Ghost Wreck, located off of the coast of
> Destin.. btw Been there done it!! A nice 145' wreck, sunk during WWII after
> being hit off the coast of Cuba.. gotta have your head on tight for this one.
>
> > I have dove on the Hydro Atlantic, Lowrance (Mazon), and
> >Miller Lite off the Southeast coast of Florida. They are great technical
> >dives and can be quite challenging because of the currents. However,
> >the Andrea Doria they are NOT!
>
> Good, you have been here, but you only have done those few, try a few more.
>
>
> Don't need a dry suit, I am not the one trying to do ice, cold water
> diving.. 1/4 works just fine down here!!
>
Ted Green (owner)
Tidewater Aquatics (Dive Store)
Salisbury Maryland USA
TDI IT #029
SSI MI #178
The world contains but three types of people:
1. Those who make things happen.
2. Those who watch things happen.
3. Those who wonder what happened.
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