cyklon_300
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There is a sunken sailboat on the private side (Barstow's) at Windy Point. I believe it is a Benneton 28 (?). Anyone have a current depth reading for it?
Depth of sailboat - Barstow's WP
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LazyKevin
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If it is the one down the chain from the third set of stairs, it is about 40' deep (2 weeks ago)
There is a large sail boat near the park area,,,about 90' or so from memory.
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cyklon_300
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texdiveguy:
but at current lake levels my guess it's more like 70-something right now...would still like someone to verify if possible.
Crazyduck
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Windy Point Map from web page
http://www.windypointpark.com/images/underw1.gif
Normal lake pool listed on the map as 681ft. in elevation.
Lake level-
http://wwwext.arlut.utexas.edu/omg/weather.html
Lake level listed as Level (ft) 665.48
(last checked: 10:15 Wed, Nov 16, 2005.)
Best Regards, Andrew
http://www.windypointpark.com/images/underw1.gif
Normal lake pool listed on the map as 681ft. in elevation.
Lake level-
http://wwwext.arlut.utexas.edu/omg/weather.html
Lake level listed as Level (ft) 665.48
(last checked: 10:15 Wed, Nov 16, 2005.)
Best Regards, Andrew
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cyklon_300
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is not on the map...it's closer to the public side near platform 4.
Crazyduck
Contributor
Hummm I must not know about that one.
I tend to get fixated with diving the wall around the point.
Dive Safe man, Andrew
I tend to get fixated with diving the wall around the point.
Dive Safe man, Andrew
That beneatau appeared recently (last year or so). Sailboat was totaled a little over a year ago in a collision with a power boat and put to rest there after it was stripped for parts. Sorry, I don't know the depth as I haven't seen it underwater, but I know the guy that sunk it there.
A few weeks ago it was right at 70 feet. Went there on a night dive. Normally it is around 90. Of course that means that normal is full but in Texas in the summertime....
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