Hitting it Hard at the Jupiter Shipwreck Site

[capt dom]

Mad for Wrecks - My wife, Daughter and I hit it
hard today at the Jupiter Shipwreck site.

We got down to about 25 feet or so and started to expose the
big pieces of rock that I think a good part of our ship is sitting under.

Mad for wrecks took some good photos...

We buoyed the spot and will be back

 

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[mad4wrecks]

It was a tough day, but we excavated some promising areas.

Good job today crew!

Tom

 

[sphillips]

Great pics Dom, where are the elevated pics taken from?

 

[Salvor6]

Well Tom was it worth it? Did you find any cions?

 

[capt dom]

Go to our website:
www.jupitercoins.com and scroll down to the
live inlet cam.
It is on the top of the Ocean Trail Northern most building.

or click on:
http://www.evsjupiter.com/main.htm

Here is an interesting composite

 

[mad4wrecks]

Pete:

1) Definitely

2) No

Tom

 

[cuzcosquirrel]

Well, either way, they may soon know.

 

[mad4wrecks]

Short video of us digging. If Dom will allow me, next time I will get some underwater video as we start excavations.



Tom

 

[capt dom]

Tom...

But of course you can video our underwater escapades

Next time we go out our vessel should have its new vernalift wet exhaust
muffler systems installed so we may still maintain some level of our hearing!

The wind has not been cooperating for the last 5 days....

 

[armchairQB30]

Capt Dom,

Thanks so much for posting, we really appreciate it. Your threads are always awesome.

Arm

 

[capt dom]

I remember when I use to put my arm around
something a bit more shapely.....

 

[capt dom]

These turned out to be an inch too big!

And, we have to send them back and get

two five inch units!

Another $1,500.00....

But at least the boat will be less noisy!

The wind is blowing us out anyhow....