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I will never forget how much fun my dive club had cleaning the Mercedes off prior to her sinking. She was a terrific dive before the hurricane broke her up so badly.
I will never forget how much fun my dive club had cleaning the Mercedes off prior to her sinking. She was a terrific dive before the hurricane broke her up so badly.
Yes, I remember when a dive club could adopt a ship, clean it for sinking, and it got done pronto.
It's too bad they've made reefing these derelict vessels so complicated. Too much government is not a good thing.