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Sadly, our extra day got eaten up with taking my GF to the ER with kidney stones this morning, so probably won't happen this trip. That said, I learned there is a dive park in Florence with the best shore entry I have ever seen, and I am interested in diving Cape Kwinda and Cape Arago next time I am down.

Even if I am not diving, I'm going to work on surf entries just to snorkel and be in the water. Lots of beach to try diving off of!
 
If you are not comfortable ducking under a wave holding your breath (5 seconds maybe?) without a mask on you have no business doing surf entries/exits.

I am very uncomfortable, with your dangerous suggestions, even in what must be calmer swells
It's diving ladened with gear designed for under the surface not on it or above it it's not surfing
or swimming, and please understand that even if you are diving in relative calm, ducking under
waves to get thrown through whitewater, just being tipped over with your reg out, how quickly
being swept rolling around on the bottom unable to breath, can't find your reg, can drown you

on the calmest of calm days

You should have this discussion with yourself, before you continue to spread your poor, advice


I prefer reg out but you can go with reg in if it makes you feel better.

Maybe it's a lack of understanding, that causes a flippant disrespect for people as well as the ocean


One of these almost tipped me over one day, I'm big would have tipped most others over

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Hello handsome Stargazer that lives under the sand, in wait for shufflers and anything else

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I've only chosen a couple, of your funny ideas, the rest I will leave for others to think about


Dude have yourself a think about all this stuff and grab all those others that liked your post
 
Not my video but these guys know what they're doing.


We don't have stargazers but we do have stingrays. The recommended way to avoid stepping on them and getting stung is to shuffle.

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Sadly, our extra day got eaten up with taking my GF to the ER with kidney stones this morning, so probably won't happen this trip. That said, I learned there is a dive park in Florence with the best shore entry I have ever seen, and I am interested in diving Cape Kwinda and Cape Arago next time I am down.

Even if I am not diving, I'm going to work on surf entries just to snorkel and be in the water. Lots of beach to try diving off of!

Sorry about your GF.
Cape Kiwanda? Let us know how that goes!
Cape Arago is my personal dive spot, so everyone else should stay away.
 
In over his head already breathing too hard not happy how many hands is he going to need for his mask and reg

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Should have been under and diving 45 minutes ago

With what some may consider unwarranted scaremongering, which I assure you I do not do
at least open yourselves up to the possibility, and try consider those that may be left behind


When you are dead, you do not know you are dead. It is only painful for others.
The same applies when you are stupid.
Gervais.
 

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