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That's not what he said.

Awesome wreck. Nice pics Stoo. Thanks for sharing.

Typical Tobermory scenario.

Dave, you will be fine. Nothing to worry about. I dove near Wiarton last week, at Cedar Hill. Water temp. was 50F at 60 ft. That's what I call warm. Buddy did 2 dives in a wetsuit with no hood and he was quite comfortable. If you're worried about your wife getting chilled, bring a thermos of hot...

I've done many dozens of Tobermory dives in a wetsuit. No problem for a hearty Canadian. (If you're from Florida, YMMV. ) Refreshing and exhilarating. Its only cold below the thermocline and you're not there long. Drysuit comes in handy in September/October/November. Its the surface intervals...

Nice anchor. Could you find it again?

Very helpful post.

You say you're from northern Ontario but don't say where. There's a mine safety place in North Bay that does them.

Tim's in Midhurst near Barrie does them on site. I don't know if things have changed with new ownership though.

OP, are you a diver? Why not jump in and go get it?

Tow her on down to Tobermory! Start lining them up.

Wow. Example of why ships are referred to in the female gender. They make men behave irrationally. :)

I've been collecting these stickers for a few years, on the doors of an equipment storage cabinet I built. Does that count? :)

Exactly what I was thinking!

What I take from this article, is that we need to persuade Mike to make the drive from Manitowaning up to Sault Ste. Marie, and get working on grabbing that "rusty eyesore" Norgoma.

You're there more than me. Feel free... get at 'er. :)

Not me. I painted that wheel with black Tremclad shortly before she went on her final voyage. :)

That was a great event, as usual. Thanks to GTA Diving Wonder, and all the rest of those who made it happen!

This weekend! Can't wait. This is a great event.

I noticed when I saw it on the Weather Network, prior to the OP. Apparently someone has a death wish.