Cuba

Molemann · Dec 26, 2014

You need to keep your politics OUT of this forum.

Molemann · Dec 26, 2014

Just tired of your BS. This forum isn't for politics so keep your snide political remarks to your self and try abiding by the forum rules.
Just say'n.

dieselram94 · Dec 26, 2014

Molemann said:
Just tired of your BS. This forum isn't for politics so keep your snide political remarks to your self and try abiding by the forum rules.
Just say'n.

Tired of my bs? Try abiding by the rules? Wow, how about doing that yourself. Using the * in place of some words is definitely not abiding by the rules. But I guess that doesn't apply to you... Go back and read the thread and you will see your comment as unnecessary...

Sent from an empty soda can!

Treasure_Hunter · Dec 26, 2014

Moleman if there is issue please report it, don't add to it by breaking our rules attacking members .

To all, substituting characters for letters to by pass our censor still violates our rules, do not do so....

All members please keep the politics out of this forum, politics belong only in our politics forum. You can discuss Cuba and wreck recovery with out bringing unneeded politics in...

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― James Madison
The Constitution of the United States of America

thorehenki · Dec 27, 2014

Opening up dialogue with Cuba is probably the most intelligent thing any president has done in the last 50 years.

With any luck, we'll be able to open for a similar project there next year: www.treasurehunt.bz

Prospector70 · Dec 31, 2014

Hondurans are better at cigars now anyway...
Looks like GM finally found a market for their electric cars eh? LoL
Why wouldn't Cuban's go find this treasure themselves? Oh, right.

dieselram94 · Dec 31, 2014

Prospector70 said:
Hondurans are better at cigars now anyway...
Looks like GM finally found a market for their electric cars eh? LoL
Why wouldn't Cuban's go find this treasure themselves? Oh, right.

Lol!

Sent from a empty soda can!

Dave44 · Dec 31, 2014

thorehenki said:
Opening up dialogue with Cuba is probably the most intelligent thing any president has done in the last 50 years.

With any luck, we'll be able to open for a similar project there next year: www.treasurehunt.bz

lol.. Intelligent. I can't even remember why we had drills and had to crawl under our desks, now that you mention it.

Dave44 · Dec 31, 2014

Molemann said:
Just tired of your BS. This forum isn't for politics so keep your snide political remarks to your self and try abiding by the forum rules.
Just say'n.

This seems to be a very strange and unwarranted attack. iIs there someone we could notify about these spasms?
Maybe a short nap will help. I notice w.hen I get snippy I need to eat something.
Just say'n.

Salvor6 · Dec 31, 2014

Yes Dave, you can report these unwarranted attacks to the moderator in a PM and he will take care of it.

Dave44 · Jan 1, 2015

Salvor6 said:
Yes Dave, you can report these unwarranted attacks to the moderator in a PM and he will take care of it.

Wow. I wondered how that worked.. Thanks buddy!

But I was concerned that maybe if a professional has been retained already, that said pro could modify the dosage?

Dave44 · Jan 22, 2015

Any one watch any news this morning? While reporting on normalizing relations with Cuba they showed some fantastic footage of a Russian ship they all said was a spy ship. I don't understand why that would be there? Didn't they get the memo?

ivan salis · Jan 26, 2015

if one is getting Cuban cigars --try the Romeo and Juliette Churchill's -- one of my favorites--- with the "no commercial explotation of shipwrecks" agreements that cuba signed --there will be no "legal" treasure hunting permits issued

Red_desert · Jan 26, 2015

ivan salis said:
if one is getting Cuban cigars --try the Romeo and Juliette Churchill's -- one of my favorites--- with the "no commercial explotation of shipwrecks" agreements that cuba signed --there will be no "legal" treasure hunting permits issued

That's more or less what I'd thought about the situation.

PPP · Jan 28, 2015

I stumbled upon this website looking for information regarding shipwrecks in Cuba. I recently went to Cuba to scuba dive. The Cuban divers I asked knew very little about shipwrecks around their country. All they knew is they were not allowed to dive them under their operating permit. They were able to take me to one wreck within their allowed territory on the south side of the island call Jardinas de la Reina (Gardens of the Queen). The wreck's name is The Five Seas. Once back home I could find out little information about The Five Seas. They told me it once was an American Coast Guard vessels that somehow became a fishing boat/pilot boat. They had no idea how, why or when that transfer happen, but they believe it sunk in 1979. Can anyone in your forum tell me where to look for more information? This is what I know: wooden hull about 45' in length. Sunk in 1979 on the south side of the island in about 80' of water. Glad I stumbled upon fellow treasure hunters !!

ivan salis · Jan 28, 2015

most likely a old US WW2 era military PT type gun boat from the Cuban govt of long ago (note the very early models were 55 footers) --that got left behind when castro took over in 1959--that got converted to civilian or new Cuban govt use..