Just found a full bottle of tequila on the Yukon today lol. Any dive that you start without a bottle and end with a full bottle of tequila is be definition a good dive lol
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SlugLife
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I suppose that's a lot better than starting a dive with a full bottle of tequila.
Maybe one of the friends of one of the five divers that have died on that wreck left it there. When I come across items that seem completely out-of-place, I just leave them alone and figure someone must have gone out of their way to put it there for a reason.
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Another day of Apple Iwatches. Yesterday on 1 dive my two buddies and I found 9 Apple watches, a bunch of Ray Bans, A Gucci silver necklace, and of coarse a couple anchors. This is the same spot that we found 6 Iwatches just 8 weeks ago.
the secret iWatch burial ground....
CT-Rich
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Are they worth anything?
The fun part would be to try and find the original owners.
What is it about this place that people are losing watches there?
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We were able to return 2 of the last 6 apple watches. If they are password protected with no emergency contacts, it is impossible to get into it to find the owner.
It is sort of funny when I contact the owners. They never expected to see their watch again.
The bands are not designed to jump off a cliff or go on a rope swing. I think it is Apple's way of selling more watches.
I don't think the password protected ones have any value. Let me know if they do. We have about 20 of them from the past couple years.
It is sort of funny when I contact the owners. They never expected to see their watch again.
The bands are not designed to jump off a cliff or go on a rope swing. I think it is Apple's way of selling more watches.
I don't think the password protected ones have any value. Let me know if they do. We have about 20 of them from the past couple years.
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