Don't forget about the two HUGE and colorful crawdads on the night dive and a bunch of flounder in the main spring
I was really pleased with my two students. They were hanging at the safety stop with hubby and I just inside the entrance when I checked my air and noticed I was moving toward Ginnie's 1500psi minimum. The boys knew they were supposed to be out before they hit 1500 and I was surprised when they had stayed deep as long as they did, we were the last 4 out. I checked their air pressures and was amazed to see they were running right along with my consumption although they DID start with at least a couple hundred more pounds than me.Then there was Crystal River where a manatee was playing "Sink the DM" during a tired diver tow. One student was doing the 50 yard tow, dragging the DM along by his tank valve. A manatee comes up and puts it's head on the DM's chest, looks him in the eye and just stays there. Maybe it wanted a ride too
Ber :lilbunny:
