| A crushed entrance into the stern superstructure beneath
the stack. |
 |
 |
A different entrance into an interesting room in the
stern. Note the nice cage lamp on the left. |
| Looking up at the stern profile. |
 |
 |
Jay does his decompression following the dive to the
stern. |
| Our Farallon guys zoom by, showing off for the camera. |
 |
 |
They actually zoomed by a few times. ;-) Water
temperature was a consistent 53 degrees F top to bottom, with no thermo cline,
a bit warmer than the water off the New Jersey coast that was still in
the mid to upper 40's on the bottom. The water in the river sits
between the locks and warms up all day long. |
| During Sunday morning's dive to the bow, Greg Jackson
won our trip's Heather
and Dave Award for the most stuff you can cram on your head in a
single dive! Here he has both an HID light and video camera
mounted to his helmet with large cables coming out the back. |
 |
 |
Jay Tempe leads us to an interesting area to explore
inside the bow that he found on the previous dive. |
| Greg swims down a hallway in the area. It quickly becomes apparent that these are living
quarters, perhaps for the officers as they are in the bow. |
 |
 |
A sink and mirror in a head. |
| A bunk in a sleeping area down the hallway. |
 |
 |
A rack for magazines or other items in the
same room. These little touches make it seem like someone was
just living there yesterday. |
