I don't see many round things down there. I had to give it a poke to make sure it didn't explode, lol.
deMonyé Dive & Moorings
Dive Master, Nick de Monyé, has been helping boaters in Gagetown and along on the St. John River with moorings, lost anchor dives, and lost item retrieval.
Call/text (506)260-4838 or email [email protected]
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This is anchor number 6, but unfortunately for me, my buddy Jim found it first. I was wondering why it wasn't buried and was only in five feet of water.
After spending a year in 20 feet of water, this phone charged right up. The owner was found and it has been returned.
Here is my first ginger beer. Its a little embarrassing how excited I was.
08/31/2026
Update the phone has been returned to its owner
I found a working samsung cellphone as well today, so if you lost one in the Gagetown creek or know someone who has give me shout.
08/31/2026
Today's finds: my first ginger beer, a S.H. McKee & Sons from 1909, a lamp shade, and two mid to late 1800s bottles.
It was a little skunky
Liam Thoreau Briggs found all the treasures on Saturday
I had some trouble finding the car at the cuts this summer. I now see why. The bank must have let go and buried it.
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