Sinking a statue...

[justleesa]

Yesterday Roger and I went to check out the garden center at K'mart and they have these fairly large Turtles out of ....I'd say concrete. One of them was a tripod...thought of making them an offer and sinking it when I finally (if ever) get back in the water.

Make me a few suggestion on where to sink it....

 

[ThatsSomeBadHatHarry]

in the sand at the end of kewalo pipe!

 

[justleesa]

hmmmm....That would be about 60'...that's an ok depth. Wouldn't want to go deeper than that though.

a few more suggestions and I'll start a poll

 

[okamiotoko2004]

Makaha by the buoy or even Electric Beach. Ebeach would give something more for all the classes out there to check out.

 

[fishb0y]

E-Beach about 20' in front of the exhaust tubes... It would be our little joke.

Actually I'd be more partial to someplace that isn't as large of a draw, such as Firehouse.

 

[ScubaAndDreams]

Make sure you get a permit from the state, the EPA, the US Government, the coalition for blue oceans, green oceans, pink oceans, and the local "Protect your underwater sand atoms" club.

 

[crab lover]

 

[justleesa]

would those be duplicate or triplicate forms??

 

[scubadrewvideo]

My vote is for out in the sand at E-beach, then you could make it a nav training target.
I can tell you there is no way it would be allowed in the MLCD. I know the rules say "no take" but I would think that means "no leave" either. Besides anywhere within shore range on the north shore won't last a winter unless it's bolted down. I've seen boulders almost the size of my truck in new positions over the last 5 yrs.