Oldpirate
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The Ghostships festival web page has been updated with the list of this year's presenters and workshops. This is an annual "must' for Great Lakes wreck divers. Who's planning to be there?
GhostShips -March 23-24 -Milwaukee, WI
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Dean810
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Most certianly I will be there
I wouldn't miss it.
I'll be there with my doubles on! Just kidding, but I'll be there.
CheddarChick
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One day back from Curacao...wouldn't miss it...
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Robb
Looking forward to it.
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Robb
Ah, Milwaukee in the Springtime...with the smell of fresh neoprene in the air, it beats Paris hands down. Always a good show.
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Oldpirate
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Bump!
Hope to meet all of you this weekend. Stop by the MSRA booth in the exhibit hall and please come see both our programs on Saturday. At 9:00 am we will present "Planes, Trains and Ships", which is the story of our discovery of the remains of the car ferry Ann Arbor no. 5 in 2005.
Then at 1:30 pm, we will present "She Died a Hard Death: The sinking of the Hennepin" which is the story of our discovery in 2006 of the Great Lakes' first true self-unloader and her loss in 1927.
Hope to meet all of you this weekend. Stop by the MSRA booth in the exhibit hall and please come see both our programs on Saturday. At 9:00 am we will present "Planes, Trains and Ships", which is the story of our discovery of the remains of the car ferry Ann Arbor no. 5 in 2005.
Then at 1:30 pm, we will present "She Died a Hard Death: The sinking of the Hennepin" which is the story of our discovery in 2006 of the Great Lakes' first true self-unloader and her loss in 1927.
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