by MN Boater » September 20, 2012, 11:30 am
mn brett wrote:There was also a show I believe on Discovery about a recovery company that retrieved barges and beached crab boat sized vessals.The Men would be battleing rough see's and abort the job till morning.The owner of the company had a Brother,real burly with a full beard.He would stay on the battered wreck all night while being tossed around,and cooked hot dogs off a cutting torch flame.A real hard working and tough Man with a heart of gold.After the show was filmed He died in a scuba diving accident.
It seems Some People's story needs to be told.And We get to see the best parts.Brett
I remember that show. Never understood how he could stay in a burned out boat that had to reek of fire, and oil floating in the engine room, and cook hot dogs using a cutting torch. They were a hard working crew. It almost seems like being on Discovery is not good for ones life span. This man died while diving, Captain Phil Harris from Deadliest Catch passed away from heart problems while on the show and now Captain John Selvick. Sailors are a superstitious bunch, they many have second thoughts about appearing on a TV show.
[quote="mn brett"]There was also a show I believe on Discovery about a recovery company that retrieved barges and beached crab boat sized vessals.The Men would be battleing rough see's and abort the job till morning.The owner of the company had a Brother,real burly with a full beard.He would stay on the battered wreck all night while being tossed around,and cooked hot dogs off a cutting torch flame.A real hard working and tough Man with a heart of gold.After the show was filmed He died in a scuba diving accident.
It seems Some People's story needs to be told.And We get to see the best parts.Brett[/quote]
I remember that show. Never understood how he could stay in a burned out boat that had to reek of fire, and oil floating in the engine room, and cook hot dogs using a cutting torch. They were a hard working crew. It almost seems like being on Discovery is not good for ones life span. This man died while diving, Captain Phil Harris from Deadliest Catch passed away from heart problems while on the show and now Captain John Selvick. Sailors are a superstitious bunch, they many have second thoughts about appearing on a TV show.