Borg I see someone has given you the info on the Quarry. You are also welcome to come and dive with us.
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BORG
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Thanks, guys!
I can't make this weekend. But I will soon. I've got to get in some deeper dives to get ready for my PADI AOW this summer or early Fall.
My new drysuit will be here next week and I can't wait to get to using it and getting really comfortable in the lower temp range that are in the deeper depths.
I can't make this weekend. But I will soon. I've got to get in some deeper dives to get ready for my PADI AOW this summer or early Fall.
My new drysuit will be here next week and I can't wait to get to using it and getting really comfortable in the lower temp range that are in the deeper depths.
mikerault
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The cable folks just pulled a switch on me, so unless I can talk my daughter into watching for them I may have to cancel this weekend...
mikerault
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What is everyone doing the weekend of the 4th of July?
stiltwalker
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I here a lot of talk about west bank. I live by the Islands so it's not to far. Whats the difference from one cove to another? I checked out the quarry, Dan and I are going the weekend after the 4th.
mikerault
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Sounds good, maybe I can make that dive, if you'll let me tag along...
Flightlead
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the difference between the coves is really 1) access ie how far to walk and how much is in mud, 2) level of insane boaters to avoid being run over, 3) number of training platforms, lines etc, 4) whether there's anything to see.
in mask cove there's two platforms (or was), various lines, a couple of wood piles and stumps, relatively easy access (or was)
in mask cove there's two platforms (or was), various lines, a couple of wood piles and stumps, relatively easy access (or was)
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I vote for Two Mile Creek on the morning of the 5th. It's quiet and relatively easy to get to the water and it's FREE to get in! No parking fee and plenty of parking!
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Never been there...excellent!
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Here's how to get to Two Mile Creek at Lanier for those of us that live near Atlanta. Go up 400 to exit 17. Come off of Exit 17 take a right go about 1/2-3/4 mile to the intersection. Take a right on Browns Bridge Rd. Go until you cross the Bridge over Lanier and keep going. Go until you see the Bethel Rd. sign on th right, I believe it's about 3-4 miles, but I haven't clocked it yet. There will be a sign also for Two Mile Creek. Take a right and follow road until it dead ends into the Park. about 2-3 miles. I went up there at about 9-9:30a.m. on a Sat. about a month ago. No one was there yet. No jet skis just a few quiet bass boats. When I left at 11:00 there was no one there yet either. There are some decent entry ways to the water that can be made.
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