Tech Divers Find Childhood Memories 320Ft Down In A Man-made Lake.
By David Baxter, August 18, 2010 @ 11:10 AM (EST)
Source: CNN
Bill Routh, an experienced Tech diver, dives to 320ft in Lake Jocassee (South Carolina) to explore and document a lodge that survived forced flooding nearly 40 years ago. Childhood memories come flooding back to Debbie Fletcher, whose family owned and ran the lodge, as we watch the near intact village, complete with gravestones, emerge from the chilling depths. This is an exceptional video showcasing how far technical diving has come in its short history.
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