fortworthbret

oh jeeez. That has got to be the funniest thread ever. I gotta hand it to bob there, he probably sank the boat he reeled in so many. my favorite part is" "are you calling me a troll because i'm short"?.. durn near wet myself there. hmmm this does give me an idea for a cache.....

And go ahead and buy that data cable for your GPS. You'll thank yourself for it soon enough. Check ebay and different websites for a good deal (Garmin wants too much for it). Trust me on this one, you need it.

And go ahead and buy that data cable for your GPS. You'll thank yourself for it soon enough. Check ebay and different websites for a good deal (Garmin wants too much for it). Trust me on this one, you need it.

My guess would be F-14 F-4 or T-38 I grew up in the area, this image came just a few miles south of what used to the the Dallas Naval Air Station.

OK, so I guess its not that wild..... yours looks commercial......

While using lostoutdoors USGS images looking for an aircraft sitting in 2 ft of water (and 5 ft of mud) that I saw thousands of times as a kid, I saw something that at least *I* thought was amusing in one of the photos. have a look-see at N32.710328 W96.965862 never could spot that wreck though (all thats visable at normal lake levels is the vert stab) [This message was edited by bretley42 on July 11, 2002 at 08:07 PM.] [This message was edited by bretley42 on July 11, 2002 at 08:08 PM.]

This has been brought up before (and there is very little information in the logs), but is Groundspeak looking to add wreckchasing to the site? I was about to start the perl for a wreckchasing site of my own (most sites out there are simply to sell a book). I was planning on taking submissions from finders, (with long/lat of course) having an online log for each site (where I suspect information on each site would collect along with the logs), and a mapping feature for known sites. While working it out, I kept wishing it was here instead. thoughts?