Today, this political token was freed from the river's icy grasp. (see photos)
Hugh E. Stringer served as sheriff of St. Clair County from 1929-1932. The token is probably from late 1930. 1929 would surely have been an exciting time to have been on either side of the law, since the St. Clair...
I found this thing in the river, next to a giant log. When I scraped some of the **** off of it, and saw that it was made of solid brass, I became flush with excitement. It looks like some sort of hinge, but I'm not sure what it was used for. I guess I should get up off my rear and do some...
Small hardware on the tug WILLIAM DICKINSON. This tug burned in the St. Clair River in 1923. There is a giant boiler, machinery, and lots of small hardware on this wreck.
Even though it is mostly about the SS REPUBLIC, they do have some local items on display, including a bottle collection from the St. Clair River, a large trotman anchor also from the St. Clair River, and some items from the REGINA.
-Ray
Hi,
I've never been hasseled for diving there, even when the ramp was attended. But it's probably best to go on a weekday when the weather is miserable. Or in the winter time. This is an active boat ramp, after all.
-Ray
If a scuba diver can't produce a c-card quickly enough to satisfy the law enforcement officer, will they be fined? My c-card will either be zipped up inside my drysuit with me, and take time and effort to produce. Or it will be in a vehicle parked a mile upstream or a mile downstream of where...
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