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After a somewhat volatile start , their working relationship and friendship lasted more than thirty years , coinciding with the birth of ' Gonzo ' journalism , which Steadman describes in great detail in his new book The Joke 's Over : Memories of Hunter S Thompson . These spores , which Losick describes as " among the most macho spores on the planet , " can lie dormant for years - - millennia , some think - - and then germinate when conditions become more favorable . But once the coalition fired off a letter , which Chrystie describes as ' snippy , ' the locations of the next round of cross-acceptance meetings included a few urban sites . But he 'd just as soon everyone else put it out of their minds.Visitors can be a wreck 's worst enemy , which is why Scoville , 33 , and his diving partner Jim Kennard , 63 , are n't giving away the exact location of the schooner Milan , which Scoville describes as remarkably intact and " one of the prettiest ships " he 's ever seen sitting on the bottom of the Great Lakes.They wo n't go back to the Milan themselves " until it 's gone out of people 's heads and no one 's watching us , " he told the Star yesterday from his home in Rochester . Upon emerging from this passage ( i.e ., the " grotto , " ) the visitor passed the shell temple and a large mount , traversed first a wide alley flanked by groves and then a circular bowling green , walked between two smaller mounts , and finally approached the obelisk to the memory of the poet 's mother , which Mack describes as the " visual and emotional climax " of the garden .