| Can you spot the brass safety razor I'm about to recover from a
favorite digging hole in what used to be the hold? That's right,
it's the rectangular, green and white thing in the top-center of the
picture. |
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Two beautiful brass safety razors in excellent condition! It's
unique artifacts like this that make diving the Mohawk so rewarding. |
| Joe Mazraani with a large porthole backing plate, still attached to
a piece of the hull. |
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Bill Schmoldt assists Joe Mazraani with his porthole by
attaching a second lift bag to it. |
| Up, up and away! Bill Schmoldt shoots the porthole
to the surface. |
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Bill Schmoldt ties the up-line that the porthole is on
to a piece of wreckage, so it doesn't drift away. |
| Bill Schmoldt does his decompression. Notice the
nice, brand-new fishing rod that he found! |
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Joe Mazraani, Bill Cleary and Paul Klein lift the
porthole onto the boat. |
| The crew of the Depth Charge on its maiden voyage.
From left to right, Joe Mazraani, Paul Klein, Bill Schmoldt, and
Christina Young. Taken by Bill Cleary. Unfortunately,
there were a lot of water droplets on my housing when this was taken! |
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Christina and Bill Cleary show off the brass safety razors.
Ditto on the water droplets again! :-( |
| Capt. Bill Cleary pilots the Depth Charge back in at the end of the
day.... the beginning of many productive and exciting voyages! |
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