A Base Camp for Undersea Adventure! "Where here on T-Net to learn more".....

[capt dom]

A Base Camp for Undersea Adventure! "Where here on T-Net to learn more".....

For any of you who wish to know more of Captain Dom's
goal, to build a self-sustaining Explorer's Vacation Club click
on the link below:

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/board,1018.0.html

There are a number of you out there that will confirm that
I - in fact live at the current location and often as possible,
open my doors to those who wish to know more about the
Jupiter Shipwreck site and our operations. I do not directly
ever ask anyone to invest but do often lament of the actual
personal costs involved in sustaining an operation.

We also already have a cottage on our property that we make
available to individuals or families who wish to enjoy Jupiter-by-
the sea and our natural Jupiter River Front setting surrounded
by ancient oak trees. Here is that link:

http://www.vrbo.com/216770

With the Jupiter River Inn concept and the Explorer's Vacation
Club, we wish to just be able to do it better!

That is just good business....

To those who wish to detract from a concept like this well...

Do you know what the china man said?

If any of you wish to know more about the Explorer's Vacation Club
and or if you wish to become a part of it please go to the page link
below:
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/board,1018.0.html

Thanks for following my posts....

 

[mad4wrecks]

Re: A True Base Camp for Undersea Adventure in the Making! "Where did it go?"

Dom has a beautiful and historic piece of land. The Celestial railroad passed right through it back in the late 1800's. Indian mounds and the site of Jonathan Dickinson's capture are nearby. The oak shaded property sits on the water, right across from the Jupiter inlet, with a view of the lighthouse. The famous Square Grouper tiki bar and Castaways marina are right across the street. The amazing restaurant, Guanabanas, is right next door. Other great marinas, bars, restaurants, kayak rentals etc.. are within walking distance.

And what Dom says is true, he does open his doors to people interested in learning about the Jupiter shipwreck site. That is how I met him and became part of his team.

Tom

 

[CanadianTrout]

Re: A True Base Camp for Undersea Adventure in the Making! "Where did it go?"

Oh man, why didn't this happen 10yrs ago!!?? lol

I had no wife then, no kids, basic SCUBA equipment, and disposable income. I would've been there in a flash. I'm so jealous.

Dom, you're a good man, keep at it buddy.

 

[Dustin]

Re: A True Base Camp for Undersea Adventure in the Making! "Where did it go?"

Hey, Captain Dominic!
Daryl's son Dustin here!

I have been reading the past two books we received of yours, and I must say.. I'm excited to dive for my first time!
Thank you for the hospitality you and your wife showed my Dad and I, I appreciate your concern for fellow divers!
The artifacts that you have stumbled upon in the Deep Blue, are some awesome findings, I hope I can find some someday.
Once again, thank you for the knowledge your books have bestowed upon my Dad and I.
God bless,
Dustin

 

[ArmyDiver]

Re: A True Base Camp for Undersea Adventure in the Making! "Where did it go?"

Capt Dom

This is a very cool idea! I had spent weeks looking into ways to try to do some treasure diving. All of which wanted over a hundred dollars even up to a couple thousand! I had an absolute blast coming down and diving with you. I learned a lot and the way you just took me in was awesome. I would be down every weekend if I could afford it and if I didn't have any other obligations. I think this will be a really neat way for people to experience treasure diving without having to jump through hoops or travel to expensive destinations. Best of luck to you! I hope it takes off!

Jon

 

[fladiverdown]

Re: A True Base Camp for Undersea Adventure in the Making! "Where did it go?"

Where do I sign up?? Besides all the above don't forget the Loxahatchee River is one of a handful of rivers to have been designated a "Wild and Scenic River". The Bahamas are just a short boat ride east. I've seen lot's of beautiful properties and this is one of them. This piece of the river is just waiting for an Explorers Club.
I want to thank you and your lovely wife Yvonne for being so kind to me and my family. The time we spent together was very educational and entertaining. I have enjoyed both of the books and passed them on to my father and brother in law to read. Congratulations Captain Dom - I wish you all the best and offer my services any time.

 

[capt dom]

Re: A True Base Camp for Undersea Adventure in the Making! "Where did it go?"

Thanks fellow undersea explorers!

If I won the Powerball Lottery tommorrow
I would just do what we are trying to do in our own way
to help keep the age of discovery alive...

So, check out:

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/board,1018.0.html

We probably are going to "boot strap" the Jupiter River Inn
and its Explorer's Vacation Club with building a Carriage / Gatehouse
smaller bed & breakfast first. As we own our own land / free and clear
we are bringing a great location and over two decades of maritime
experience to the table.

Actual construction funding is the next step...

 

[capt dom]

Re: A Base Camp for Undersea Adventure! "Where here on T-Net to learn more".....

The Jupiter Dude didn't show up for my book signing
but.
a good number of folks did...

Thank you,

Capt Dom

 

[mad4wrecks]

Re: A Base Camp for Undersea Adventure! "Where here on T-Net to learn more".....

Monica said there was a good crowd there. Thanks for my autographed copy Dom. I'm almost done reading it.

Tom