Ginnie Springs Cavern Video

[Randy g]

We came out on a overcast rainy day the day before our Cavern Class with Jim Wyatt to check out the area. Glad we did because we had the entire park to ourselves. 2 days later it was the total opposite with a gazillion people in and under water.

Ginnie Springs Dive. - YouTube

 

[TONY CHANEY]

Congrats and nice video.

 

[Fundive123]

Cool vid Randy g. Looks like a neat place to dive!

 

[TONY CHANEY]

FWIW...not a neat place to dive but a great plave to dive!

 

[Fundive123]

Haha, guess I better be more careful with my word choice next time I went on Ginnie Springs homepage and saw that the Santa Fe River can be explored as a drift dive and divers can see fossils of prehistoric mammals! SWEET.

 

[TONY CHANEY]

Nothing wrong with what you said...sorry if my postings are taken wrong. Check this out: Devils Cave System Roller Coaster Tunnel - YouTube

 

[Fundive123]

Tony Chaney, that looks like a thrilling dive! Those light monkey 50w lights put out a good deal of light!

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

Nice video, Randy. Having just been there a couple weeks ago, the memory of Ginnie is still pretty fresh in my head. I could figure out at all times where you were and in what direction the grate, exit, yellow line was. Thank for the memories!

Congrats on your cert!!!

---------- Post added November 21st, 2013 at 09:57 PM ----------

Fun, when we were there a few weeks ago, there were a couple guys kayaking the river stopping in strategic locations looking for fossils. They found some.

 

[scubafool]

Tony Chaney, very nice video. Looks like a very pretty dive. Thanks for sharing.

 

[TONY CHANEY]

Oh, wait a minute that is not my video I just shared it. Here is one of my videos...Peacock springs Peanut cave. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evPXyPw9Yh4