seadoggirl
Guest
I visited the Oriskany as a deckhand on board the H2Obelow today and I noticed something very interesting that you should be aware of - You guys are not going to be able to find your buoy balls if you don't maintain them. When we pulled up we found the super structure on the bottom machine but I looked and looked and couldn't see a single buoy from the bow of the boat. Where were your balls?
When we got out there all six of the balls were hidden by 'growth' on them from under use! As you all know there are six balls out there but none of them could be seen from the surface because they were black with algae.
Captain Daves were very 'hairy' with long brown growth on them. Captain Ron's (though they are smaller) were covered in a grimey brown growth. Captain Douglas (his are the biggest ones out there) also needed maintenance.
So on the second dive I scraped and cleaned all your balls (buoys)! They were a mess! You know that you are not the only ones who use your balls, they are public property to all the captains. We dive master/deckhands hate to be looking for your balls and not be able to identify them easily. Now you can get a good nights sleep knowing that everybody can find your balls on the Oriskany.
The moral of this story is that if you want someone to be able to see your balls, you must keep them CLEAN!
I'll bill later for my service!
When we got out there all six of the balls were hidden by 'growth' on them from under use! As you all know there are six balls out there but none of them could be seen from the surface because they were black with algae.
Captain Daves were very 'hairy' with long brown growth on them. Captain Ron's (though they are smaller) were covered in a grimey brown growth. Captain Douglas (his are the biggest ones out there) also needed maintenance.
So on the second dive I scraped and cleaned all your balls (buoys)! They were a mess! You know that you are not the only ones who use your balls, they are public property to all the captains. We dive master/deckhands hate to be looking for your balls and not be able to identify them easily. Now you can get a good nights sleep knowing that everybody can find your balls on the Oriskany.
The moral of this story is that if you want someone to be able to see your balls, you must keep them CLEAN!
I'll bill later for my service!