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[kathydee]

Oh..... Really.... Well I can always make a nice picture of you as well you know!

aww you wouldn't do that??:blinking::blinking:

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[Jim Ernst]

Here you go Buddy, It is not great , but I like the shot.



BREWSKI... DOING HIS THING!

 

[Jim Ernst]

aww you wouldn't do that??:blinking::blinking:

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You Know.....

That is NOT right...

You have become to know me, too well..

Because you are right, I would not do that to a nice girl Like you..

That said.... OOHH I hope Shannon doesn't Mind, If so I will remove that picture Pronto.!

 

[Brewski]

Nice shot Jim

 

[Jim Ernst]

Nice shot Jim

Thanks buddy..

I have a couple more, But I have not gone through them yet, Matter of fact I have a couple of nice shots of Kathy and her outstanding buoyancy..

That is right Kathy.. You may be new to cold water diving and that dry-suit, But I must say, I as an Instructor and a friend, I was very Impressed at the quality of you as a great diver!!

 

[Brewski]

I couldn't get anything good from the second dive. Darn lens was fogged for 20-30 minutes.

 

[Jim Ernst]

I couldn't get anything good from the second dive. Darn lens was fogged for 20-30 minutes.

That sucks Ron.

Now was that your housing, or are you useing a wet lens??

 

[Brewski]

That was due to opening the housing in the damp air to change batteries. The desiccant was old.

 

[Jim Ernst]

That was due to opening the housing in the damp air to change batteries. The desiccant was old.

Ouch...

Buddy. I don't any longer use that desiccant..

And if you MUST open your housing, Do it in your vehicle with the air conditioning running so that you have a nice cool and dry environment.

That will prevent the fogging event.

I am sorry to hear that you had that problem happen Ron, I have been there and done that!

 

[Brewski]

I'm going to go back on Friday to meet Robin for a dive. what are you doing Fri?