Volente Houseboat sinking 2010

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scubashawn123

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Shipwrecks or wrecks of any kind seem to be treasure troves of the past, revealing remarkable stories. They intrigue us and capture the imagination illuminating what must have happened to see the wreck in this position, condition and location when diving on it. Today our exploration uncovers a recent real sinking of a sixty foot houseboat with all possessions of the owner on board. It rests in deep water off of Volente Marina where she used to be slipped. Located in freshwater South Lake Travis Texas. This is an advanced dive outside the wreck but penetrating the wreck with all the fallen debris and obstacles requires even more education and experience to mitigate the risks of the hazards inside.
The hazards are very dangerous and this adds to the enjoyment of this wreck. So this is deep, dark and dangerous diving in Lake Travis providing all the real excitement a wreck that is not stripped of its belongings can provide the experienced and adventurous. Produced by avid local diver Shawn O’Shea.





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Shawn, you sound like I'm Narced Out especially when the Piano comes in :D
 
So how deep is it? it's probably been posted elsewhere but I hate using the search engine on Scubaboard.
 
Shawn, you sound like I'm Narced Out especially when the Piano comes in :D

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Maybe it was that floating refridgerater that catch my eye or brain with nitrogen, or was that fridge in the kitchen really floating on the ceiling?????????????????



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Floating refridgerator? You mean like this one????
 

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