| Petey Wohlleben heads down the line to the wreck. You can see stowed stage bottles on top of the wreck to his right. |  |
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Richie Kohler does his hang. |
| Dan Bartone sits back on the Miss Lindsey's hang bar during his decompression. I think he's bored. ;-) Visibility wasn't very good even at the shallow stops. |  |
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This is me doing my 20 foot deco stop, with large, silver platter from the Dan and Steve Silver Room. The Mk-15 rebreather performed flawlessly the entire trip, as usual. Richie Kohler took this picture. |
| Richie shows off a first class celery dish he retrieved. |  |
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Frankie Pellegrino just having returned from his dive. |
| Capt. JT reads that same U-boat article that Petey was reading. |  |
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A bucket full of silverware. The most stuff is recovered when divers work in teams to get it, as on this trip. I hope you have enjoyed these pictures of our 2001 Miss Lindsey Doria trip! |
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Frankie Pellegrino mailed me the next three photos. This is me with one of the silver platters. Note the K bottles of helium and argon on the right (we are standing on the port side here). The K bottles of oxygen are on the starboard side. © 2001 Frank Pellegrino |
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Me and Steve Lovas, who found the room with silver
platters and dishes along with Dan Bartone. The boat's
compressor is on the right. We had a complete mixing station,
with a Haskel and also high-pressure air banks to 4000 psi.
© 2001 Frank Pellegrino |
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Richie Kohler and Frankie Pellegrino, with silverware and juice glasses. A lot of stuff came up because we worked in teams. © 2001 Frank Pellegrino |
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