Tamas
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Years ago there was diving club in Toronto who sank a cessna airplane body out in lake Simcoe does any one have the numbers for its location. Thank you
Are you sure you are not confusing it with the one sunk in Kirkfield Quarry?
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Years ago there was diving club in Toronto who sank a cessna airplane body out in lake Simcoe does any one have the numbers for its location. Thank you
No! definitely not Kirkfield Quarry. I've been diving lake Simco for 28 years and dove this plane several times we even picked it up and moved it once. I just can't remember its last location. It was put down there in the old days when our dive club had over 400 members and Underwater Canada was the number one show in north America o the good old days.
For years the story of the Lancaster plane wreck under lake Simcoe has been told and I never heard of it actually being found it would of made the national papers and I'm sure would of been removed for historical reasons as there are only a hand full of those wonderful planes actually flying and left in the world. They were made in Malton Ontario for the British air force back in the 40's. The plane I was talking about is a small Cessna plane I dove on about 12 years back and there was a small trimaran boat just beside it.
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I have the #s for the the Trimaran sailboat, a buddy and I did a quick search for the plane thats supposed to be 400 fin clicks to the south east of the trimaran a couple of years ago and never found it , upon further inquiries we found out it had been moved by a dive club a few years earlier and no one has bothered to let out the new numbers for the plane, so now its lost.
It would be nice to share GPS #s here for the benefit of the diving community as I have shared my #s here often.
If anyone here knows the # for the Cessna plane in Cooks Bay please share.
As for the Lancaster plane I too have heard rumors and dont think it exists.
Hi Steve, I think that the dive club put the plane there originally as a dive site and used it for lift bag practise therby moving it from its original site, so it basically belongs to them to do as they please with it (I think this is the case but not sure).
My GPS unit with all the wreck #s is at home up north. I will post the # for the Trimaran to share with everyone this Sunday.