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The vast majority of divers aren't going deeper than that, probably not even nearly as deep as that.There’s plenty to do and see here, but a lot of the best stuff is below 130’. Not everyone’s cup of tea.
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The vast majority of divers aren't going deeper than that, probably not even nearly as deep as that.There’s plenty to do and see here, but a lot of the best stuff is below 130’. Not everyone’s cup of tea.
…hot Cornish pasties and tea during surface intervals…
Your detailed knowledge of Florida geography is laudable but this thread is for folks who are flying in to Florida and need an easily understood land-based reference point from which to launch.
While striving for geographical precision is normally best, in this case too much detail may confuse out-of-state divers. For example, some divers want to explore the Hydro so they book a hotel near Deerfield Beach only to find their charter boat is all the way down in Pompano Beach.
Well, that’s my rationalization anyways because my edit feature timed out.