Despite what appeared to be adverse conditions, we dived it again today.
Parked one car at #48 beach entry, the other at #32 hoping to try to swim straight out and let current carry us to the drop zone.
Unfortunately the current wasn't as heavy as anticipated and we had to swim a bit more than expected which was OK by me. I need the added exercise and I dropped down along the way to gather a few sand dollars....
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Vis was top to bottom and a few feet more but just barely (about 30 feet)....you couldn't see much farther than that in any direction so you almost had to be on top of structure to see it.
We were finally rewarded with that wonderful shadow we'd been looking for and dropped down to investigate.
We hit what looked like a huge cobblestone road as the the blocks were laid out symmetrically.This surprised me being much farther south than I expected. The current was pretty much nonexistent but I think that might have been due to timing. We planned the dive a right around slack tide, dropping at just around 2PM.
Rather than current we got more of a washing machine movement (to and fro)
Didn't see anything that I would consider spectacular. More of the usual suspects.
What was nice is that despite vis being........OK, you could still barely make out the next patch of debris across the sand from where you were.
Can't wait to do it again. I think this will be a regular spot for me until I know it well enough to guide visitors.