EP:15 UNCOVERING SECRETS OF A CLASSIC GHOST SHIP and DIY RESTORATION OF THE BOW WITH POOL CONVERSION
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Diving on a ship is no simple task. That of course why we had Dave Foster take the plunge to test out our new gear from www.SmacoDive.com and get some video of the Props and Rudders.
The rest of us are continuing work on the forward deck with a limited amount of time to complete the project and move on to the next.
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Finding that journal/diary was a score! Adds to the ship's history! Awesome!
This is wild. You folks need a full time grant researcher. Every historical cent this project qualifies for should be found. This is a labor of love, but you folks should have every help lent to ya. Thanks again for taking this on. You folks rock!!!
That would be nice!
That is what Hard Work looks like.
Absolutely
Thanks for the acknowledgment!
FINALLY A LONG VIDEO INSTEAD OF THE USUAL SHORT VIDEO !!!!!! I WISH YOU GOOD WORK AND I CAN'T LOOK TIME FOR THE MAIN ENGINE AND THE MACHINE ROOM TO COME BACK TO LIFE AGAIN !!!!!!!
We’re working on making each video a little better than the last. Stick around and just maybe someday we will work on getting one of the mains fired up..
PLEEEEASE POST MORE VÍDEOS ABOUT AURORA RESTORATION, SHOW MORE ABOUT THE ENGINE ROOM!!!
Not there yet.
Great video, thanks for sharing
Thank you!
Your best video yet - thank you! Really appreciated the camera work and showing the different tasks each crew member was responsible for. Can’t wait to see the next one. Well done.
Thanks Charles, Our video quality has no where to go but up. Keep watching and hopefully you will see a huge improvement in the coming months.
Thanks so much!
Hi guys thank God you’re just not those people that just write things overboard because it’s easier love your videos keep up the good work
That new t-shirt looks great.
ps. I was already a subscriber. 👍😁👍
You will get one by default Allen. Will let you know when they print..
Hot work in summer. Really happy to see another video. Thanks.
Thank you!
I could watch and listen to Grid all day long! ❤️🔥 🤤
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This Channel Won me over in a very short time because it`s so fun to watch much like The second Empire Strikes Back another channel I love and I think it brought me to this one .
Videos are improving! Nice touch to add names of people as they introduce themselves and describe their projects!
IMHO, although contrived, interaction with audience provides a more interesting presentation and draws in greater audience/viewers! Otherwise, I’m back in a boring class where the teacher does not care if we are interested! Answering comments also brings viewers back.
Thanks for following along and chiming in!
@@shanemausome262 no problem, we need to build this channel!
Chris is really focused on improving his episodes and loving the positive feedback! Thank you for your encouragement and support 🥰
Lot of hard work going on. A great team
Thanks for the nice comment Jean!
Thanks for watching..
Terrific episode and glad to be a patreon!
Thank you so much for your support.
Thank you!
More of this! Good update!
Moving right along. Looking good!
you guys making good progress over the last few months
Central Cali Delta heat in the summer. No thank you. That’s one thing I don’t miss.
Has been a tough couple of months to work in but we still managed to get some stuff done.
Agree with another post that your video quality is improved. Great to see (and hear you explain) what you guys are doing!
Thanks, The more we learn about making interesting content the better these videos will get. Thanks for watching.
Best video yet! Nice flow and good sound. 👍
Thanks for saying so! ❤️
Appreciate your positive comment ❤️
Thanks, The videos will only get better as we practice creating them..
At least you guys will not use the pool as a trash can like the previous owner did
True!
Great episode, thank you.
Very welcome…
Thanks! Glad you are enjoying it!
I was a bit worried about Grid when he was standing right below the spot where David might just drop that heavy metal cover... 😉 - all in all another good Episode. You might be able to produce 2 or 3 out of the material you have there and than post more often.
She is in good shape
She definitely needs some work but in better shape then I thought she would be.
I think DUMPSTER BAGS WOULD BE HELPFUL WAY TO DISPOSE OF ALL TRASH AND DEBRIS. That project is huge... but satisfying all the same. I enjoyed watching the projects. Looking forward to seeing those engines fire up! Best wishes to AURORA and her crew!
Congratulations to the crew. If I were 30 years younger I'd volunteer to be a member to one day watch her motor again...Hard work enjoyed by many like myself from seeing the results WELL DONE TO ALL
Thank you 🥰
I'm 64 and would love to join you but I have kids to care for. Even if I could come over, there's no money to fund myself. My wife might also have a few issues with the idea.
This seems like an impossible task. Kudos for trying.
Hi guys thank you once again for a wonderful video I just love what you are doing with this fantastic ship which is wonderful part of history may God bless you all Cliff from Logan city Queensland Australia
Great video, keep up the great work. What is the story with the other surrounding ships
Great job, all of you! Each of the tasks done, both above and below water were fascinating. More power to you!
Thanks, Keep watching. It gets better.
Thanks so much!
The germans sure know how to make a creepy ship.
As interesting as it is to watch this series, one has to be pretty crazy to undertake restoring this eerie rust bucket.
Even in photos where it was somewhat fresh, it still gives me the creeps looking at it.
She’s a lot less of a rust bucket than she was when we found her. She’s also a lot les creepy as all the lights now work.
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It’s probably just the aged design causing this effect. Like the fact that on certain angles from the shore You can’t really see most of the forward, bow facing windows beneath the bridge. Sometimes even the bridge windows end up partially obscured somehow. Making it look like she’s blind.
Regardless, I’m happy for all the progress You’ve made and excited to see all of the updates on the progress to come.
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Would be cool to see a night shot of her all lit up. Must be pretty impressive.
Drydock would really be ideal to get the bottom cleaned. My dad was the western director of MARAD. if he was still there he would definitely find you a spot and call in a bunch of favors.
Pulling her out of the water is certainly something we would love to do in the future. Until then we will do our best to maintain her in shallow fresh water.
That would be awesome!
Post the journal on your Facebook group, would be interesting to read about what life was like on the old girl
Great update video. Full steam ahead. The ship is starting to return to its former glory and its great to know that the decaying is coming to an end.
6:55 LOL
😂 👍
I would suggest you have that ship hauled out of the water onto a dry dock and have the whole sandblasted and anti-fowled again just to make things easier for you guys
We don’t yet have the budget to pull a ship this size from the water. Hopefully we will eventually get there.
@26:33 - "Sea Drops" - It was about 1980-81 and I was 12. My old man was about to strap me in some dive gear to head out over the reef of Hanauma Bay. He taught me like dive school taught him - spit in the mask, rub it around and rinse. Never fogged up.
Yup, that’s the trick my Dad taught me too learning to snorkel in Monterey in the 70’s! I switched to “Sea Drops” when I got certified in the 90’s. In this case I should have just spit in the mask cause as one can see from the video the “Sea Drops didn’t perform 😂 perhaps they were too old I don’t know. I also some snorkeling in Hanauma Bay a most beautiful place in Hawaii. Thanks for your comment! 👍🤿
@@davidjonfosterart Living on Oahu was one of the highlights of my life. Even after moving there from SoCal.
@@TechGorilla1987 I bet! I’ve been there twice, once while in the Airforce and later for a great family vacation, loved it 🌊☀️🏝
You have a good crew working there! Saw the underwatersurvey, the holes in the rudder are for lifting them in place when removed for bearing jobs etc.
Eventhough the ship is in sweet water you need sacrificial anodes, in your case aluminium anodes, not zink. Put aluminiumbars hanging from a steelwire connected to the hull on the sides. Will provide a good protection until drydocking.
You'll need a lot of anodes... take good care of the hull plating!
We have some large extruded aluminum blocks we intend on hanging in the very near future. This should be a nice job. Thanks for the advice.
Man, you guys've gotta figure out how to improvise some shade when you're working topside. I'm guessing it gets windy out there so pop-up canopies may not work, but at least some tarps and ropes or something. July and August are BRUTAL out there!
We are working less days and less hours during the hot months. Even working in the ship is like working in an oven.
It’s not been as tough as I might have expected, I had wraparound sunglasses out there but didn’t use them mostly. I considered using a much broader hat. Mainly I found it crucial to keep drinking fluids, at the slightest onset of thirst, and be thorough with sunscreen. I think reflections on ocean at coastal spots can be more oppressive. There are also shade areas elsewhere on the decks for lunch and breaks.
Thanks for respecting our brutal work conditions, but we know what to expect and plan accordingly, lots of fluids and lots of sunscreen and we gotta know our limits. If we have to, we can always go in and relax or if we are really feeling like crap, we can even go lay down.
I would probably put in some small modern pool lights to replace those old ones, that old design was discontinued for a reason lol. All you have to worry about is installing the water proof plug/wiring fitting.
I was thinking it would be neat if we could also use those penetrations as portals too. It would bring additional lighting to the halls below and create somewhat of a hallway attraction as well as a reason for swimmers to dive down and look. Might be fun.
@@shanemausome262 not too sure of that, if the pool was ever used professionally ever again, might be some peepers and some privacy issues
It would be akin to a public pool@@theghost6412, what privacy? I’m not sure what you mean by used professionally or how that creates any real problem. If a person can just sit by the pool and peep, what’s worse about being able to peep through a portal? It’s a pool, not a bathroom.
@@shanemausome262 most women will not appreciate their bodies, which are already in just a mere swimsuit, being looked at underwater without their realising it. It is a recipe for legal trouble.
When you went down to review the prop and the hull, I wanted to start scraping the hull myself. This will be a job of course but it will be great to know the status of her hull. The prop at a glance does still look good. You can also use a power washer to clean the hull as well.
The hull certainly needs some TLC but until we can get her into a dry dock we will keep her in fresh and shallow water. I have personally been under the ship lots of times and the bottom is much better than I thought it was going to be.
As a certified PADI recreation diver, I’d say as well, that was a good dive.
The anchor windlass looks really nice and she painted it
It’s going to look amazing once we are done.
The work you doing is really overwhelming . Great painting by the way. can't wait to see the pool done.
I have driven by your ship dozens of times on the delta. Always intrigued me. Hope to see her seaworthy again in the future. Stay motivated team!
Thanks it really means a lot to feel the support!
In terms of marine biology, what a beautiful ecosystem that's been established on her hull and propellers.
In terms of nautical travel, all that stuff probably won't be good for the ship.
Looks like she could do with some time in drydock to clean off the hull.
Also, that pool honestly doesn't look all that good. As a pool, I mean. It's so deep and slim, you can't swim anywhere or hang out where your feet are just above the surface. You'd just kinda be floating there. I kinda question the practicality of retaining it as a pool rather than seeing what else it could be. I remember another commenter on a previous video mentioned that it looked more like a cargo hatch. I would do some digging on that.
This episode is an extreme improvement over the previous episodes. The cinematography and storytelling is getting much better.
My only hope is that the storytelling remain firmly rooted in reality. I don't know if that book Grid found is real or a plant, and the fact that I'm questioning it at all is not good.
It's specifically because he brought up ghosts and funky stuff happening to people on the ship. That feels like a plant for a bit. Plus, we never saw the writing in the book.
I don't know, maybe I'm being too cynical, but it doesn't feel quite right for me.
The ship's starting to shape up! Glad to see it, can't wait for more.
You are being too cynical. I don’t think Grid mentions ghosts at all. He doesn’t believe in them. This channel has never talked about ghosts from my experience. There are some stories, but I don’t believe they have ever been told on this channel, so when you say he mentions ghosts, I don’t know what you are talking about. Please explain. He just found this journal and read from it, that’s it.
The pool has been a hold as well, it’s just that we don’t have any need for a hold, so the idea is that we will put something in we can utilize on the ship, and since it’s also been a pool, we figured that would be a good choice. We can utilize that and it will look nicer than a bit pit on the bow.
Thanks for chiming in. Hope you are enjoying the adventure so far. ;-)
@@shanemausome262 Thanks, Shane. That's totally fair for the pool.
"Ghosts" is a misnomer, I suppose. Just the supernatural things that Grid brings up, it puts me on edge.
I studied documentary film in college, and it was there I learned that so much in documentaries is staged. Confrontations are forced and situations are made up. It's something professionals do.
I just fear that Chris is trying to be a professional.
Let's say, for example, that Chris wants the TH-cam series to have more plot in it. This ship's historical, so what kind of plot can be built off of that? Well, there are many historical structures, including ships, such as the Queen Mary, that have ghost tales. That's something that can be done easily, if you treat it right, and doesn't require much effort to be convincing.
So Chris decides that now the Aurora has spooky stuff on it to get views and, with it, ad revenue and sponsorship revenue and all that. How does he make that happen?
Well, Grid's the tough guy on the ship. He's often shown in charge and working hard. I'm sure in reality that everyone works hard, but in the videos, I feel it's mainly Grid we see. And so the viewers would associate Grid with being tough, experienced, and in charge.
So Chris goes to the store and buys a little notebook and stashes it somewhere. He knows they're working on the pool, so he puts it near there and tells Grid to go down to underneath the pool and find it and read it to the camera.
This introduces the viewers to the supernatural whatever-it-is on the ship. Why Grid? Because, to the viewers, he's tough, and if it worries him, it should scare everybody. Now, I don't know how Grid was feeling in the clip in this video, because I am not Grid, but I know he seemed to me as if he was just a little freaked out. Not scared, not worried, just on edge.
There's your introduction for the ghost. In the next episode, find a reason for night work to be done on the ship, and then have spooky stuff happen. The episode after that, spooky stuff happens to a small crew, maybe just one and the camera. The next episode, we see the crawling and the pillow stuff that Grid mentions here. Then there's a seance or something, or maybe it just gets dropped, or maybe it becomes a running bit. I don't know.
I agree with you. This is an extremely cynical viewpoint. And I really hope it's not true, because I'm watching this series for the ship.
Honestly, I'm not even convinced it is true, and I just spent a whole paragraph arguing for it!
I just see the potential that it could be true and I don't want it to be.
To be completely clear, I'm not accusing Chris or anybody else of doing this. I don't think that this is, for sure, what is happening. I love the Aurora, this channel, and everybody working on both, it is extremely fun.
That's the only reason I bring it up. This channel brings me joy, so I would hate to see it go down the road that professional documentaries do. I want this channel to stay the way it is, because that's what I enjoy watching.
Anyways. Thanks for hearing me out. I appreciate that everyone on the crew seems to be on TH-cam as well, it definitely feels very personal. Can't wait for the next episode!
Hmm thanks for thinking so much about this project. There’s a vocabulary word or two in the notebook that seem unusual, and that’s a reason to think it might be legitimate. Certainly the idea of paranormal would have been in the minds of passengers going back decades, and so it’s plausible that the notebook is legit, and maybe sort of a playful thing done by the passenger. In a tradition of Victorian letter-writing or something. And it’s plausible that supernatural and paranormal things do happen on the ship.
If we made changed out mind and made what we plan to be a pool into a hold, what would the use case be? The vessel currently isn’t being utilized as a passenger ship, nor a cargo ship, literally the only use for this space has been a big garbage can for decades. If it were a pool now, we would be able to use the pool for a ton of stuff. There have been ideas for seats at the top, so you could sit in it at the surface.
@@shanemausome262 That's fair, yeah. I like that.
I have been following you progress.
I am curious as to where on the delta you are.
I have family in California that I visit offten
We are in Stockton
@@AuroraRestorationProject very cool I was just through there last Tuesday.i drive a truck for a living
The hole in the rudder is for lawering the rudder for maintenance.
For those metal pieces try Send cut Send an online cnc service
Another great episode 👏
Thanks…
The Props are in a decent shape, but as said before, a drydocking will be needed. When she is out of the water think about an "Electric anti-corrosion system for ships MGPS" the positive it could be possible to run this than with solarpowered systems
Glad to see you here Andreas. Absolutely dry docking is something the Aurora will need to secure her future. For the time being we have large extruded aluminum bars that we will be using as anodes. In the future I could see a much better cathodic protection system in place to protect the investment after dry dock.
Thanks for the update. Great work! Shame about the clickbait thumbnail though
agreed, not sure where they stole that image but copyright strikes for stuff like that can happen and it would be a dumb thing to loss monetization over
I think the propellors are made of a special kind of bronze, certainly not steel. That's why it still shines under the barnacles.
I believe they are stainless steel.
@@AuroraRestorationProject Wow. That would be extremely unique. I'm a ship's engineer and never saw one. However they did have cast iron propellers in the past. The very early ones were cast iron and later they were also used as a spare, attached to the deck, mostly. My brother worked at a propellor factory in the Netherlands all his life and I'll ask him if he knows anything about stainless steel propellors. It would be more difficult to cast, I'm sure. But hey, nothing is impossible.
It looked like it still has a gold shine to it
I'll wager that the red-painted bulb was on the port side of the pool.
Had to think for a few moments but no it was on the Starboard side. Pretty sure just for a unique pool glow underwater and nothing to do with navigation.
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💋🖐⚓🛳 Greetings from Germany.
I would think that the machined holes in the rudder would be for zincs?
The holes in the rudder are likely positioning/fixtures created to aid alignment during machining.
Use a power water jet washer, to remove all the marine growth
Have one just for the occasion. Will wait for summer weather however. Pretty cold this time of year.
@@AuroraRestorationProject It will be a lot easier than using a brush or scraper
Save that ring that ring will be used to find out if there's a commercially available set of pool lights that are of that Dimension that's the only reason why I'd save that ring cuz you know the pool light will fit in the hole if it fits the inner diameter and the outer diameter of the Ring
Yep.
The fun aspect of boat maintenance is: If you work from bow to stern doing all of the things you are doing, once you finish at the stern, you start back at the bow again...
Just like a bridge. The maintenance is never ending.
Great progress !
Personally I would eliminate the old swimming pool. Thats a lot of area that could be used for something else.
And Far less future maintenance.
All options are still on the table but would certainly like to see this pool come back.
Would enjoy the pool at the end of the day.
The pool is using that space for something else. Until a better idea arises, pool is the plan.
could easily add a removable deck over the pool for the best of both worlds
@@Mrcaffinebean Not a bad idea !
The more I see of it, the more convinced I am that what you have there is either a cargo hold or a storage tank, not a swimming pool.
It is a cargo hold that had been converted to a swimming pool, so it’s served as both.
@@shanemausome262 It seems to be missing the sorts of things that a swimming pool would require, like a filter system.
Right now it’s lacking almost everything that would make it anything more useful than a garbage can, and we want to make it more useful than that. That’s literally what we are doing. If it’s been a pool, it can be a pool again.
Converted to a pool. Remember the lights.
@@gridleemargraf7530 Yes, the lights do appear to have been sealed against water. So it stands to reason that the chamber must have held water at some point. But I know from personal experience that without a filter, what you have is just a tank of water sitting there going bad. My thoughts: at one point the boat was used as a fishing vessel, wasn't it? Perhaps that tank was used to store the catch.
Have you thought about sandblasting or using walnut shells? Any kind of abrasive that doesn’t require so much manual labor?
We have looked into doing some blasting. Eventually we may blast the pool area.
On a ship they are called Screws, not propellers. And they are made of bronze, not German steel.
I thought brass but your probably right about being bronze
@@timframpton1965 Brass is a very soft metal. Bronze is a mixture of copper and tin, much stronger.
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She does need to get in a dry dock and completely clean that hull and and a check for seaworthyness.
This is a future plan but until that time we intend on keeping her in fresh and shallow water.
colored light bulb = Port n Starbard
Have you guys thought about getting a trash barge so you can put all the trash that comes from the yacht into the barge and it can be towed away later once it's full
We will have to take the trash to the dump, but the plan is to use a barge to get the trash off the ship and into a vehicle to haul away.
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I think Id cut the plate off around the pool and just make it flush with the deck.
GiveAway
What is a small ROV be much safer something you can lower over the side of the ship and use a set of joysticks to pilot
We would love that! Feel free to send one over! We would definitely use it if we had one.
Props are bronze not steel?
All that crap that's sitting next to the swimming pool did that come out of it
Yup. We had to haul all that crap out of the pool. It was a lot of work!
I hope that pump has a auto shut off feature so when it gets to the proper regulated pressure the thing automatically cuts off instead of tries to overfill it cuz that tank exploding it's going to go off like it basically a 50 lb bomb I hate to think about that thing exploding right there in that room it would blow the walls out so I hope that compressor does have a shut-off that automatically shuts it off when it's full
Yes it has that safety feature. It’s all explained in the instructions included.
Well your pressure washing the interior of the pool somebody needs to go below decks to make sure it's not leaking into the decks below
That’s exactly why Grid went down to the woman’s quarters and checked the drain plumbing for the pool. That’s where he found the journal in the decks directly below the pool. He actually showed the plumbing and explained why he was there.
So did they spray on a textured ceiling directly onto the steel beams that's going to be a pain in the butt to get off
christain cult boat . lol
Not anymore.
I don't buy their claim of 20-25 minutes for an average diver. I grew up surfing, swimming, water polo and diving the channel islands. I have a pony tank that size that I run to 3800-4000psi as back up for cave diving. I can only about 25 minutes on it at 33ft. This thing is about 10 minutes at best.
ffoska see you deleted your comment. Saying it was 8 liters and could go for 45 minutes at 10 meters. Guess you realized it was 2 liters. LOL. I would love to see a normal adult recreational diver do 45 minutes at 10 meters on 8 liters that is active and not just sucking on the regulator. Again this is 3000 PSI not 4000.
Realistically this bottle is good for 15 minutes.
Didn't they originally used to pull as a trash can when he bought the ship and the only way I remember his name as Chris Wilson because when I was growing up my best friend's name was Chris Wilson that's how come I can always remember his name
Due to all of the crap we had to haul out of that, it definitely looks like they were just throwing trash in that hole. Luckily it’s all emptied out and pretty clean now.
4th from the netherlands
Maybe if you get some anti-fog solution or simply use baby shampoo, you would be able to see something.
Is that Rex Ryan, football coach deep sea diver?
hi have you attempted to start the engine ?
I notice the restoration is not using phosphoric acid rust fixer before priming. Is there a reason for that?
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Thank you.
Why are they not sand blasting it? It is probably 1,000 times faster and the paint will have some thing to stick to. I have worked ship repair.
I sure hope you didn't find shiny German steel props as they should be bronze. Great job to all anyway.
Hey how far is this from the B&W?
What would it cost just to drydock Aurora per month? (Without the added labor cost for cleaning up the bottom and cost of repainting it.)
1:04 what happened there?
A glitch in the matrix…
I'm pretty sure the prop is not steel but brass or bronze if it was steel I don't believe it would be in that good of shape
What was the point of that swimming pool? it's far too short for swimming and far too deep for anyone to enjoy being in there. Personally? I would find a way to cut it out and find a better use for the area. By the way it needs a coarse grit aqua-blaster to shift that rust.
Next project raise the titanic
Let’s do it.
Second from the netherlands
I am from Rotterdam :)
Ik kom uit ommen
Why did you dive without a safety Flag flown from the main Mast or signs telling diver in the water ,to let other boats users know they have to slow down their speed as they pass by till clear of the area. seems a rookie mistake.
A diver down flag, or scuba flag, is a flag used on the water to indicate that there is a diver below. Two styles of flag are in use. Internationally, the code flag alfa/alpha, which is white and blue, is used to signal that the vessel has a diver down and other vessels should keep well clear at slow speed. In North America it is conventionally red with a white stripe from the upper left corner to the lower right corner.
As a code signal the International maritime signal flag Alpha .One last thing, Where was your safety line and up top attender. A must .
Chris was the up top attenders and he says as much in the video. He’s also the person who was shooting the video of David before he went in the water. It’s pretty clear there was a surface attender. Maybe next time we will also shoot a clip of a diving flag for other divers like yourself. Thanks for watching.
Just use the flag as video thumbnail or partial; Diver Down
Will get double the views
Then, Forget to show underwater footage
@@missingremote4388 Sorry don't get what you say send link plz.
@@lawrencedwyer8678 I'm saying for their next video : recommendations use the red/white flag on TH-cam video picture as; "clikbait" = attract more viewers . Except edit out scuba diver scene.
(Show diver/snorkeling inside swimming pool as a joke*)
most of the video had nothing to do with diving, why did you make that the title
Had to call the video something. It started out being about diving and more content was added in. We plan on heading back under for a better video when the water is more clear.
Because that is what distinguished this video from other videos we have. We don’t want to just have the exact same title for every video, and I’m sure it would actually hurt the channel. We are doing the best we can to make this channel as good as we can. We could have added minutes more of the same diving footage but we didn’t want to bore people, and we could have included less footage to make diving more of the video, but a lot of our viewers have expressed a desire to see longer videos. We are just trying to give our fans what they want.
I did found the thumbnail click bait 🤠😂😂
Get some real dive gear! Those mini scuba set-ups are a dangerous gimmick
The gear was sent to us to use and shoot, if you want to send us something better, we would be happy to have it, but until then, this is what We have and it worked great for the use case.
That’s not supernatural it sounds like a woman who needs help
There are several women that seemed to write in this book. During the 1990s there was a religious group that owned the ship.
get an engine on line so u have lights, pumps etc. ur gonna need to dry dock it. good luck