speedhound
Contributor
Of course I enjoy diving..even those moments in zero viz and darkness, when I'm thinking if I see anything come of out of the gloom towards me, my next set of bubbles will be brown 
It's even funnier when the warm water wusses say "you did what? where? when? how cold?"
For me every dive is fun and a chance to see something new, and practice other stuff.
It's even funnier when the warm water wusses say "you did what? where? when? how cold?"
For me every dive is fun and a chance to see something new, and practice other stuff.
I can think of on other way than saying that i LOVE to be back in the water, either on a staff dive or with clients, i especially love a marine reserve called El Toro, its a small island, has a platform at 7m, great for safety stops, gret for practicing skills, and its covered in life, you;ll go :11: if you'd stop to look at every,i go mad looknig for nudibranches everywhere, and then the feeling of floating from the platform down onto the rock which go to some 40m, you float down to some 28m, you look up, youve got some 20m of vis, clear water, full of damselfish, schools of baracuda (espeton,mediterian species) gliding by, you look down to a rock, you've got morey eels peering out, some really big ones lurking around,conger eels hidden away, you look up and theres another gruppa, you ask your clients for air, and u wish that time would go slower, time to start going up, you pass by the wall at 16m on the way back, rocks in just a hands reach 2 octopi in a hole, one crawling across the wall,just watching them change colour... then a small octopi, so you strat to stroke the rocks near him,and he slowly unravels a tentacle... times gonig by... back up to the platform, another school of baracudas, while doing the safety stop you hand on the platfor peering down into the beautiful blue, wishing you had nitrox and maybe a 15l tank to stay down for, hours... 
