Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Mickey1992 on December 01, 2009, 12:38:50 PM
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Cool little video. Apparently the pilot who crashed it is alive and living in Atlanta.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=541_1259688249
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ya i saw this on the news... they said its the 6th they found
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Looks like the lake kept it well preserved. Low oxygen content at the bottom I presume?
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Very cool, its about time he remembered where he parked it thou :old:
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Looks like the lake kept it well preserved. Low oxygen content at the bottom I presume?
And rather low temperatures....
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And rather low temperatures....
And rather low salt content
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Looks like the lake kept it well preserved. Low oxygen content at the bottom I presume?
Fresh (not salt) water also helps a bit. I is most easly seen on old wood boats they fine mostley intack that are 100 years old or more.
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At least it had it's flaps down. :headscratch:
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Fresh (not salt) water also helps a bit. I is most easly seen on old wood boats they fine mostley intack that are 100 years old or more.
Awhile back I read of timber that was being salvaged from the bottom of the great lakes, from way back in the days when they would harvest the timber and float it downstream. Some of the logs would be lost as they became waterlogged and sank.
The wood from those timbers is still good apparently, and it's being used to make furniture, etc...
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Awhile back I read of timber that was being salvaged from the bottom of the great lakes, from way back in the days when they would harvest the timber and float it downstream. Some of the logs would be lost as they became waterlogged and sank.
The wood from those timbers is still good apparently, and it's being used to make furniture, etc...
I have a cousin that recovers these logs (specific timbers) from lakes in the northeast, and northwest. It is highly lucrative, but very dangerous work.