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April issue???
As in April first?

There were a handfull of letters to the editor quetioning the facts, and the editor responded that it was indeed...

APRIL FOOLS!!!!
 
On the other hand I saw an article in a local paper saying that the mayor of Dana Point is working to have a ship (destroyer??) reefed off of Salt Creek beach. I will look for the text and see if I can substantiate this.

I would think that a destroyer would have more interesting details available than a carrier. Scooter rentals on the flight deck?? -N
 
April issue???
APRIL FOOLS!!!!


D'OH!!!!!:dork2:

Sheeesh...the name of the ship in the article was "April Dawn"...:shakehead:
 
Sunken Treasure

03/07/08 Print

From the Dana Point Times 3-7-08

SUNKEN TREASURE

Vol. 1, Issue 5, March 7-13, 2008

By Nathan Wright
Dana Point Times

Mayor Joel Bishop is spearheading a plan to sink a warship off the Dana Point coast, a plan he says could bring in millions to the business community

Dana Point is home to million-dollar yachts, a three-mast tall ship and the Ocean Institute’s Sea Explorer research vessel. The next big addition might be a ship that doesn’t even float.

The plan: sink a warship off Salt Creek to create an underwater playground for divers—and a financial tsunami for the city. The project would cost at minimum $1.5 million, but similar sinkings in San Diego have left the local economy awash in diver spending to the tune of $4.5 million a year.

... The catalyst for the plan is the California Ships to Reefs Foundation ...

We await further develpoments -N
 

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