Deep Blue Marine Inc. Announces Resumption of Diving Operations in Key West.

SALT LAKE CITY -- Deep Blue Marine (Pink Sheets:DPBM)is pleased to announce that diving at the Woman Key site resumed last Friday with focus on the Kirby site. Previous sub bottom profiling and exploration headed up by Capt. Billy Rawson had turned up an area of Toredo worm crust. Toredo worms devour wood leaving a hard tube filled crust and were the bane of any seafaring vessel. Discovery of a toredo crust is important as it shows a wooden ship was at one time lying on the bottom.

Capt. Billy commented that the seas were flat and clear last Friday with visibility at 60-80 feet. "You could stand on the bow and look down and see the divers working on the bottom 52 feet down. I have never seen better visibility at that site."

Dive Master Taz Thach added, "We airlifted 6-8 feet of white sand in a 3 foot diameter hole until we hit the Toredo crust. It is very hard and a grayish color and is perforated with many worm holes. We punctured the crust with crowbars, in fact one crowbar broke through and disappeared into the void beneath. The crust is 1 to 2 feet thick with a void of 2-3 feet underneath. At the bottom of the void there appears to be brown compacted mud which we will explore next with metal detectors and our magnetometer."

Results and photos will be posted on the website when the diving crew returns. For more information contact [e-mail] as well as checking the weblog at www.alldeepblue.com/inthedeep.

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