You won't believe what's at the bottom of Lake Washington

...planes, trains and highways.
What’s on the bottom of Lake Washington? Listener Merry McCreery wanted to know.
A couple of years ago, we went out on a boat captained by Mike Racine with five scuba divers to find out the answer.
It's an underwater museum, a place where you can’t go more than a few feet without discovering something. And the thing you’d discover out here, just off the boat launch, is big.
Really big.
This story originally aired on Aug. 17, 2014. Explore more pictures and video from the trip.
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