Im from New Jersey but spend most of my diving time in the waters off Cape Cod, MA. I am always looking for a dive buddy so blast me an email if you want to splash down. While many divers seek out the most notorious wrecks its My belief that every shipwreck has a story to tell. I currently have many projects underway and as my explorations continue my website will evolve to shed light on some little known shipwrecks and their history. I am always exploring..... Visit my websites www.Underwater-Explorations.com AND www.Campwellfleet.com

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blacksambellamy - 8/10/2012 12:52 PM At the rate of desintergration there would be nothing left in ten years. So nature takes it for good or I preserve it forever.

SCUBASMITTY - 8/07/2011 12:38 AM HAVE A HAPPY BIRTHDAY SCUBA DUDE, ! AND A VERY MERRY HANGOVER !!

nthomas155 - 6/29/2011 2:55 PM Good Afternoon, My Name is Nick and i would love to do some diving on the wrecks you have located (found in the forum). I am new to diving with an open water certification and no ocean experience. I am a history major and wrecks fascinate me. give me a shout if you want to do the dive im more than eager to learn and grow as a diver. Nick.

rzigfry - 4/06/2008 10:22 AM I dove the "Grove"! The conditions were perfect no currents, water temp 71 to 72 degrees.  You were right the swim through’s were awesome!

rzigfry - 3/24/2008 9:03 PM Hey I can`t wait...I so pumped. I heard a lot about this wreck. For example, when it was sunk it land on it`s side and the last hurricane that swept through the area up-righted the ship. I heard it is now better secured in the uprite position. I don`t plan to do any penetration, not trained for that! We hope to dive the Duane and the Bibb also.

Snappahead - 8/01/2007 8:05 AM How`s the diving in Mass been going? I`ve been checking the NEES site....keep us informed!!