Posted by rick--2, to message 2059. on May 07, 19100 at 13:17:33:
In Reply to: bay de noc shipwrecks posted by rick on May 06, 19100 at 07:23:01:
To message 2059.
Summer isl. wreck 8970-318512 / 8970-479284
cc-hand wk 8970-318513 / 8970-479218
Both are located East of Summer in clean water.
CAUTION - Bay the Noc is very very heavily poluted with cianide, the most deadly river in the World, Escanaba River, where the sediment is 18 feet thick and extra loaded with cianide and mercury every inch, for miles, from the now defunct processing plant. Even the local indians avoid any fishing in the near areas, many died from this polution, children are sick.
There is some debrie field around Gravely Isl, and just North of it.
In these areas, no historical significance whatsoever.
The local tavern-keep could not even produce a decent lie, story.
The consumption of cianide was in the thousands of tons, all of it now in the river and Bay the Noc, up to Powerty Isl, and points Wells, South.
Two young divers, "discovered" 3 wrecks (scrap) in the Escanaba harbor, just 150 feet facing North of the pier, and since were very very sick, ever since then. Jim lost his teeth. Chaney ulcerated his gut. He got it comming and going. Vis at zero all the time. No life in the water.
A character by name of Cooper cataloghed wrecks of Plum and Pilot isl., but his report was falsified, and his data was not available for proofing and in situ cross-reference, the data was false, missing mostly. There is no confirmation of these drawings or could be verified. Cooper produced a one copy journal that was the equivelent to a Walt-Disney doodles withouty any references, logistics, any location whatsoever, grid lines, Loran-C or GPS references or even approximate area locations, or even near references. No rulers or scale. The intent to deceive was there. Perhaps he too, known about the cianide, and did not want divers in the water to know this, and deceived them again, by debying this SAFERT WARNING, to all subsequent divers, willful negligence.
The risk that divers take, just to look at a few timbers.
How do you deal with that kind?
:: Looking for information on shipwrecks around the Garden and stonington peninsula area. Also the Islands just south of Garden, Summer Is, Proverty Is, and St. Martin Is.. Type and location would be great.