What is the oddest thing you've found on the bottom of the ocean?
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Scuba Brad
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You all are incredible. Every time I read this thread I think no one can top the last entry.........HOWEVER.......you do again and again. And Dive Prof........some things are just better left alone.
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Well everyone its probably time to retire this Thread but before we do anyone have any other comments?
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I havn't found anything yet...sticky it? : )
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In the bottom of the United Caribbean a toilet.
Go to this site and read the history of the ship. Good reason why it was there.
http://dixiedivers.com/shipwreck.htm#UNITED CARIBBEAN
Go to this site and read the history of the ship. Good reason why it was there.
http://dixiedivers.com/shipwreck.htm#UNITED CARIBBEAN
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JRScuba:In the bottom of the United Caribbean a toilet.
Go to this site and read the history of the ship. Good reason why it was there.
http://dixiedivers.com/shipwreck.htm#UNITED CARIBBEAN
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great thread.
This summer while diving in Cozumel- a sprinkler on the bottom of the ocean floor. Kinda ironic. I picked it up and caried it around with me on the whole dive. Got some strange looks. Like people were thinking 'awe look, he brought his lucky sprinker'.
Brought it back to the boat and threw it in the trash.
In the Cooper River in Charleston, SC -
5.75" Megaladon tooth and a 4.6" one on the same trip.
A pipe from 1800's
Colonial era pottery pieces
Some nice whale vertebra
Alegator tooth
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This summer while diving in Cozumel- a sprinkler on the bottom of the ocean floor. Kinda ironic. I picked it up and caried it around with me on the whole dive. Got some strange looks. Like people were thinking 'awe look, he brought his lucky sprinker'.
Brought it back to the boat and threw it in the trash.
In the Cooper River in Charleston, SC -
5.75" Megaladon tooth and a 4.6" one on the same trip.
A pipe from 1800's
Colonial era pottery pieces
Some nice whale vertebra
Alegator tooth
- fun dives
ed
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You never know when you need a good Sprinkler at 80'.......one should be prepared!
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