Looking for people who want to dive a wreck on Lake Michigan. Need to find some experienced people.
Reach out. I am going to be on the North end of Lake Michigan this summer.
DIVING WRECKS ON LAKE MICHIGAN
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charleshagen
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dlandersson
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Re: DIVING WRECKS ON LAKE MICHIGAN
For a minute there I thought your post was "Dying wrecks on Lake Michigan" = me 
charleshagen wrote: ↑Sat Dec 16, 2023 11:49 pm Looking for people who want to dive a wreck on Lake Michigan. Need to find some experienced people.
Reach out. I am going to be on the North end of Lake Michigan this summer.
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kmclemore
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Re: DIVING WRECKS ON LAKE MICHIGAN
Oooooohh… brrr! That’s gonna be one cold dive! But it sounds like fun. I’m taking my Scouts BSA girls snorkeling off St. Thomas this summer… it will be a LOT warmer.
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charleshagen
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Re: DIVING WRECKS ON LAKE MICHIGAN
YES, it is cold. Last summer it was mid 40's at dept of about 50'