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peppertree

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7. Of course.

Reply to Budi (Reply #5)

Wed Mar 9, 2022, 03:15 PM

Mar 2022

It just my lame attempt at humor.

But in all seriousness, you're right: they are awe-inspiring. The first one I remember was the one about Bob Ballard's Titanic expedition, in '85 I believe.

And directed by James Cameron, appropriately enough. You could hear a pin drop in the room, everyone was so transfixed.

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Shipwreck Endurance still 'bold and beautiful' after a century in Antarctic waters [View all] peppertree Mar 2022 OP

Thanks. I'll be waiting for the documentary. Budi Mar 2022 #1

You're welcome. Makes you wonder how much else is still down there, waiting to be found. peppertree Mar 2022 #2

I love these deep sea recovery docs. Both the history & skill is admirable Budi Mar 2022 #5

Of course. peppertree Mar 2022 #7

Lol. Oh I got your humor & a flashback to a b&w TV show of a wobbling... Budi Mar 2022 #9

Why, thank you. peppertree Mar 2022 #12

Beautiful. Joinfortmill Mar 2022 #3

Isn't it though peppertree Mar 2022 #4

They said "Since it is considered a historic site, nothing on the wreck was touched -- it will be lef Budi Mar 2022 #6

Is that right? Well I suppose it's for the best. peppertree Mar 2022 #8

When you hear of the documentary's airing date, post it please? Budi Mar 2022 #10

Will do. peppertree Mar 2022 #11