July 18, 2019 Guniness World Records Broken this year
Friends - For the next few weeks we’ll look at some Guniness World Records Broken this year.
As many as 633 Florida scuba divers broke a record for the world's largest ocean cleanup event.
On June 15, 633 scuba-divers at Florida's Deerfield Beach participated in the world's largest ocean dive cleanup, according to a press release from Project AWARE, a nonprofit organization that supported the event. At the cleanup, 3200 lbs. of fishing gear was used, and divers removed more than 9,000 pieces of marine debris from the ocean.
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As many as 633 Florida scuba divers broke a record for the world's largest ocean cleanup event.
On June 15, 633 scuba-divers at Florida's Deerfield Beach participated in the world's largest ocean dive cleanup, according to a press release from Project AWARE, a nonprofit organization that supported the event. At the cleanup, 3200 lbs. of fishing gear was used, and divers removed more than 9,000 pieces of marine debris from the ocean.
If you’d like to read the conspiracy thriller “Black Site” for free, go to my website - josephmaxlewis.com - page down to the bottom and click on the link. Its in PDF.
Thanks for playing along, Max josephmaxlewis.com
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