The Boynton Dive Chronicles (new and improved)
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TY, for the link fix!
Ah Oh . . . what did he do now ??
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Okay... I have neglected the thread, and I'm sorry. It was mostly because between the bitter cold and the high winds we couldn't dive, but we've squeezed some trips in here and there that I haven't written reports for. One of them was on February 1st, when Randy g and SailingK8 were down. My camera is being improved and will be back shortly, but luckily they brought along their own camera so that I had something to put in the report. It's a good thing too, because I don't remember what the conditions were. You can see more of Randy g's Sailing K8's cool art and pictures at Studio Nautic. Thanks you guys, for letting me post them!
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Our next trip was today, and I can still remember the details, but was cameraless.
Seas started out less than 2' and built to 2-3'. Vis was about 35' in the middle of the reef, and about 25' up on the north end. There was a slight to moderate north current and water temps by my machine were 72 degrees. We saw some charasmatic megafauna, like turtles, reef squid, nurse sharks, and even a permit under a ledge, but only one small looking lobster. It looks like the weather is going to cooperate for a few days, so hopefully I'll have more reports, maybe even with pictures!
Seas started out less than 2' and built to 2-3'. Vis was about 35' in the middle of the reef, and about 25' up on the north end. There was a slight to moderate north current and water temps by my machine were 72 degrees. We saw some charasmatic megafauna, like turtles, reef squid, nurse sharks, and even a permit under a ledge, but only one small looking lobster. It looks like the weather is going to cooperate for a few days, so hopefully I'll have more reports, maybe even with pictures!
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Kev, great pics as always. Please get back into the habit of posting. I was going through withdrawal!
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True, but they are local diving pics and I love 'em! 
It's alive . . . The thread is alive again !!!!!!! Yippee :bounce4: :bounce2: :bounce4:
We sure have missed your reports and the pics that get posted here !!
See you tomorrow !!! Thanks again for putting together a trip for Down4fun and I to dive our doubles Kevin !! U da best !!!
Terri
We sure have missed your reports and the pics that get posted here !!
See you tomorrow !!! Thanks again for putting together a trip for Down4fun and I to dive our doubles Kevin !! U da best !!!
Terri
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