Hmm, well I dropped everything in about 15ft of water and swam after the boat at Electric Beach on Oahu. On the day's previous dives the owner of said boat checked the anchor after we all dropped in. I guess he didn't on this dive. I had one of those creepy feelings and circled around to check...
The above very clearly (no pun intended) illustrates the point I would make. I learned to dive cleaning hulls with my brother in and around North Florida. The St. Johns River, Intercoastal and many of its creek and canals. On my first ever dive not in a pool I couldn't see my fingers at the end...
I travel extensively for work and I can pretty much expect get the same cup of coffee no matter where I am in the world. I only drink the Pike Place regular coffee.
If you're really desperate to sanitize the bladder you can use the CamelBak Sanitizing tabs. BCD bladders are made from the same polyurethane material as a CamelBak bladder and these tabs don't degrade the material and will make your BCD safe to drink from...lol
CamelBak Cleaning Tabs - 90586-A...
Oooooookay Marie13... Well here's the long loooooong version which I originally posted on a friend's spearfishing site shortly after the trip. Moderators, if this is too far off subject and to long winded, please feel free to move or delete as you see fit.
"....Swell continued to build the next...
Definitely returned. And then I had several stiff drinks. The gravity of thinking about the outcome if I had not happened into the same cave weighed heavily on me. I'm glad to have been part of the happy outcome but don't wish to experience anything like it again. Another diver on a different...
Strangest thing? I weight belt, dive light that was on and a mask and snorkel in a cave near shore on Santa Barbara Island. Then I looked up and noticed there was a large air pocket. I surfaced and then found a screaming, highly panicked diver clinging to the near vertical walls of the cave...
All I can add is that as an avid lobster(crayfish) diver I second the above recommendation that you should avoid a dry suit. When I dive cold water, i.e. the Channel Islands in California I wear a 7mm wetsuit which has lots of armor on the elbows and knees. It's ugly as hell and has been...
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