KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY.

KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY.
Photos Dan Bolt

Tuesday, 6 November 2012

Nice email about my new book

Hi, thanks for the interesting talk at the dive show. I was the guy from liskeard area on the sunday. The book is brilliant, finished it 4 days & you open as many doors as you close. If you want an extra hand on diving in the new year please let me know. I'm only to willing to help out and bring extra coffee. I'm padi aow with complete kit & free weekends for diving, help in research etc. Just being able to help & be part of a great team would be an experience of a lifetime. Thanks for the inspiration and getting my interest in my dive books kick started. Regards What goes around comes around, I read books that help and inspire me, I write a book that helps and inspires someone else.For me its the reading and searching that gets me so excited. BLIND FAITH hope you enjoy.

Wednesday, 31 October 2012

New link try this

http://www.thisisdevon.co.uk/18th-century-wreck-gives-secrets/story-17199894-detail/story.html

Our shipwreck story in the news

http://www.thisisdevon.co.uk/18th-century-wreck-gives-secrets/story-17199894-detail/story.html

Tuesday, 30 October 2012

Signing books at dive show, review

Thanks for all the support at the Dive show and to all those who have purchased our book from this site. Keep the faith

Monday, 29 October 2012

Book Launch at Dive show

Hi Everyone Just back from my book launch at the Dive show. It went really well.Lots of interest in our book BLIND FAITH and our great finds. Sold twice as many books as we thought we would,with some nice feed back. I will post some photos on here soon. Thanks for your support

Tuesday, 23 October 2012

BLIND FAITH by the worlds worst treasure hunters(possibly maybe)

BLIND FAITH
, hard cover, 220 pages,full color photos. Launched at the UK Dive show 27th October 2012. Have they or have they not found a 300 year old VOC shipwreck? Available here on this site price £19.50 plus postage.
Thanks for your support.

Wednesday, 17 October 2012

18th Century hand grenade?

What I love about treasure hunting so much, is that it always turns up surprises. Started cleaning what I thought was a cannon ball in crud. Now I think it could be a hand grenade. It is unlike any of the cannon balls we have recovered from the site. You can see the seem around it, and it has a metal bit sticking out of the top.with what looks to be a hole in it. Any thoughts?