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hedge_fun

10/10/22 1:44 PM

#69570 RE: Goldenboy17 #69568

Not on Melbourne? Are you saying Kyle……

gave up on the notion of Melbourne being the Concepcion’s final resting spot?

No way. I thought he didn’t give up.

BTW, nice story you linked about finding an anchor under worm poop, which does exist, and has since worms first pooped.
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Raider21

10/10/22 2:39 PM

#69571 RE: Goldenboy17 #69568

But then, they also think teredo crusts don't exist and even mock the idea of them so maybe they are not the best source of info.

https://www.thelastwreck.com/salvage-history
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A very interesting article. That said I state the fact that I have been a team member and dove and excavated Spanish Colonial period shipwrecks in the Florida Keys, Bahamas, Central Caribbean and extensively off the coasts of the Dominican Republic. In excavations reaching as deep as 12 feet into the sub-bottom I have observed portions of still remaining timbers that showed evidence of white in color calcarious like secretions coating some of the timbers, but NEVER was there solidified teredo worm crap blanketing the remnants of the shipwreck.

Another absurd flimsy excuse for SFRX total failures that go on and on endlessly.