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Jade Cove

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I meant to post this as a reply and instead posted a new thread. Anyway...check out Monastery Cemetary thread for the lead-in.

Wobber's a good buddy of mine. Here are two articles about him and diving Jade Cove with him.

You can also check out his sculpture on my website (Wobber Jade): http://www.montereybaypoetry.com

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03.27.03

TAKING THE PLUNGE

A first person account of diving Jade Cove with a legend.

http://www.montereyherald.com/mld/mcherald/sports/5496004.htm



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03.20.03

THE DISCOVERY OF A LIFETIME

Pacific Grove's Don Wobber risked everything in his pursuit of the beautiful jade named 'The Nephripod'

http://www.montereyherald.com/mld/mcherald/5437680.htm



Wobber's also got a book called Jade Beneath the Sea if you want to read more.
 
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