Clutchcargo
Contributor
I didn't know where else to post this "lost and found" post.
Here's my sob story.
We were diving in Bonaire last week 10/4 - 11. On Friday, October 10th, what should have been our last dive of the vacation, my fiancé lost her engagement ring after about 20 minutes into the dive. She knew approximately where she lost it so we briefly searched until we ran out of bottom time. We went back to the resort to get more bottles and after a brief surface interval the four of us went back to the search area. Two of our group left after running out of bottom time, but my fiancé and I continued to search. After watching the clock tick up quickly for our decompression stop, we had to abort the search with a 15 minute stop at 10-15'.
I'm still paying for the ring and can't run out and replace it right away. So here's the favor I ask of anybody heading to Bonaire. Please dive the Andrea II and go left. She lost it at about 80'. I know it's a long-shot and makes finding a needle in a haystack seem easy but $4000 doesn't come easy.
thx
Cjh
Here's my sob story.
We were diving in Bonaire last week 10/4 - 11. On Friday, October 10th, what should have been our last dive of the vacation, my fiancé lost her engagement ring after about 20 minutes into the dive. She knew approximately where she lost it so we briefly searched until we ran out of bottom time. We went back to the resort to get more bottles and after a brief surface interval the four of us went back to the search area. Two of our group left after running out of bottom time, but my fiancé and I continued to search. After watching the clock tick up quickly for our decompression stop, we had to abort the search with a 15 minute stop at 10-15'.
I'm still paying for the ring and can't run out and replace it right away. So here's the favor I ask of anybody heading to Bonaire. Please dive the Andrea II and go left. She lost it at about 80'. I know it's a long-shot and makes finding a needle in a haystack seem easy but $4000 doesn't come easy.
thx
Cjh
