Another Lesson Learned

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Lots of chop and debatable as to whether to dive.

I think the primary lesson here is being missed. It's great that you had the presence of mind to stay calm and get yourself out of a bad situation, but real lesson here is that if it's "debatable" conditions don't do the dive. Thumb it before you put you're self in an ugly situation.
 
I think the primary lesson here is being missed. It's great that you had the presence of mind to stay calm and get yourself out of a bad situation, but real lesson here is that if it's "debatable" conditions don't do the dive. Thumb it before you put you're self in an ugly situation.

Good point. I have dived quite a few times here when there was more surge, but as you say, you never know.
 
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