Diving the Carthaginian?
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Sounds like Mark has finally found a Kyak buddy 
... and one that won't tip him out of the yak at that 
Glad you guys had a great dive - and Thanks for the pics - Very nice dive site.
Aloha, Tim
... and one that won't tip him out of the yak at that Glad you guys had a great dive - and Thanks for the pics - Very nice dive site.
Aloha, Tim
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Thanks for the pictures Kris! I've been curious as to what it looks like now.
I was at Pu'umana watcin Lahaina watching a couple of my surfing friends. I was able to see where abouts the wreck is when the boats were out there. Doesn't look that far from shore as it does in the previous pictures posted.
One of these days!!
I was at Pu'umana watcin Lahaina watching a couple of my surfing friends. I was able to see where abouts the wreck is when the boats were out there. Doesn't look that far from shore as it does in the previous pictures posted.
One of these days!!
It depends where you leave from... we left from Launiupoko because there was a nice beach to use... but probably doubled our paddling distance as a result.
There are actually two mooring balls, one of which often has a buoy and bowline attached by the Atlantis folks as part of their morning setup.
Tim: I haven't tipped the 'yak yet... but every time I get in, Mark says something about "let's see if you can do this better than Tim..."
There are actually two mooring balls, one of which often has a buoy and bowline attached by the Atlantis folks as part of their morning setup.
Tim: I haven't tipped the 'yak yet... but every time I get in, Mark says something about "let's see if you can do this better than Tim..."
considering my sense of balance whilst on water borne vessels I'd say you've got a good chance of doing it better than me
I always smile when I say that too! Actually Tim does fine in the yak. We've been out several times and haven't rolled 'er over yet. I do, however keep the training wheels deployed.
KrisB:Tim: I haven't tipped the 'yak yet... but every time I get in, Mark says something about "let's see if you can do this better than Tim..."
On B&B's boat lately I've been the source of on-board "entertainment" ... been lots of fun though
Are they picking on ya Tim
no more than I "dish out" myself The passengers are just having fun watching me do my "zig zag" approach to swim tests as I swim blindly through the water towards goals I can't see - lol - it's fun for everyone, myself included ... I don't mind providing everyone with a chuckle
So Kris and Mark - when is your next Carthaginian trip planned?
The passengers are just having fun watching me do my "zig zag" approach to swim tests as I swim blindly through the water towards goals I can't see - lol - it's fun for everyone, myself included ... I don't mind providing everyone with a chuckle So Kris and Mark - when is your next Carthaginian trip planned?
I dunno... maybe Saturday morning... think we could change the SB Monthly to Puamana?
