Gleason Sackmann
Member
JASON Return to Titanic
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Mark Draper
Member
Yep, I found it while trying to find more photos of the 2004 wreck images. A good site too
John Clifford
Member
Great site!!
Too bad it was not about our Jason being able to see the Titanic site.
Perhaps next year, Jason.
Too bad it was not about our Jason being able to see the Titanic site.
Perhaps next year, Jason.
Hi John,
"Too bad it was not about our Jason being able to see the Titanic site."
LOL! Yes, that dream of mine has not come true for me yet. Oh well.
Best regards,
Jason
"Too bad it was not about our Jason being able to see the Titanic site."
LOL! Yes, that dream of mine has not come true for me yet. Oh well.
Best regards,
Jason
Richard Coplen
Guest
Impressive site! Anyone have any idea what the object with three turquoise buttons/stones is beneath the pair of shoes/boots photographed on the 7th June? Looks like a brooch or badge or something. Either that or my overactive imagination! Any ideas?
Appreciate it,
Rich.
Appreciate it,
Rich.
Mark Robert Hopkins
Member
Rich,
The boots look like a man's, so I doubt that it's a brooch. It may be a personal item that he had in his pocket or his hand, or maybe it is a brooch - of his loved one.
It could be a badge, though. That's not inconceivable, since there were military persons aboard, such as Archibald Butt, but he, as far as I know, was wearing knee-high boots (formals?). Were there any policemen/firemen on board who perished?
It's strange, but by the awkward way the boots are lying, it seems as if they belonged to two different people, either that or the individual landed awkwardly. If there were more than just the two boots, I'd theorize that it might be the site of more than one person.
Just my thoughts...
As for Ballard...*ahem*
The boots look like a man's, so I doubt that it's a brooch. It may be a personal item that he had in his pocket or his hand, or maybe it is a brooch - of his loved one.
It could be a badge, though. That's not inconceivable, since there were military persons aboard, such as Archibald Butt, but he, as far as I know, was wearing knee-high boots (formals?). Were there any policemen/firemen on board who perished?
It's strange, but by the awkward way the boots are lying, it seems as if they belonged to two different people, either that or the individual landed awkwardly. If there were more than just the two boots, I'd theorize that it might be the site of more than one person.
Just my thoughts...
As for Ballard...*ahem*
