Looking for people to Dive with, I live in Keller, TX
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richerso
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I thought I knew my way around CSSP; but I am way confused now. Where is the stone ramp?
Crazyduck
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South side over by Fat Boy's wall.
Steel steps concreted in stone wall or ramp.
http://www.clearspringsscubapark.com/updatedcsspmap.jpg
I will be out there myself in a 5mm hoping to the heavens that I do not freeze.
Look forward to meeting you and the gang.
For Josh-
"Hey mister those are small tanks; how deep can you go on them?"
Steel steps concreted in stone wall or ramp.
http://www.clearspringsscubapark.com/updatedcsspmap.jpg
I will be out there myself in a 5mm hoping to the heavens that I do not freeze.
Look forward to meeting you and the gang.
For Josh-
"Hey mister those are small tanks; how deep can you go on them?"
I thought I knew my way around CSSP; but I am way confused now. Where is the stone ramp?
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Say Duck, glad to hear you are confirmed.
You're right the tanks are small but they'll still go deep enough. Just can't stay for long. If you're looking for depth you probbly shouldn't plan on staying for more then 6 or 7.
See ya on Saturday
You're right the tanks are small but they'll still go deep enough. Just can't stay for long. If you're looking for depth you probbly shouldn't plan on staying for more then 6 or 7.
See ya on Saturday
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richerso
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South side over by Fat Boy's wall.
Steel steps concreted in stone wall or ramp.
Duck, thanks the for the map. I stand corrected. I didn't realize that was a "stone entry ramp". Now I know.
Crazyduck
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Quite honestly.... thats what they called it.
It is really the quiet entry point on the south side past Cisico.
From the surface you just see a metal ladder.
So it is really a semi-submerged ladder with a cement and rock base.
When you are at the bottom of the stairs you can see were the stairs end and you fall into deeper water. Actually it is a nice treat as the stairs end and the wall falls away under-neither it. Makes a great place to do safety stops and we often drop tanks and scooters into the water and tie them off to the stairs.
Biggest problem is the stairs are single width and you have to give right of way to divers. O/w class can fill the thing in a blink of an eye.
Easy directions-
Pass gate make a right at the T-intersection and pass the air station.
Over the hills and when you bank back to the left you are looking at the general area. Just before you veer right on the road you can see the steps. There is two parking stops facing the steps and then the road loops around and there is lots of parking on the other side.
Google map site- South Ladder @32.78906940763272,-96.15047693252563
Now off to clean tanks... Oh the excitement.
Andrew
It is really the quiet entry point on the south side past Cisico.
From the surface you just see a metal ladder.
So it is really a semi-submerged ladder with a cement and rock base.
When you are at the bottom of the stairs you can see were the stairs end and you fall into deeper water. Actually it is a nice treat as the stairs end and the wall falls away under-neither it. Makes a great place to do safety stops and we often drop tanks and scooters into the water and tie them off to the stairs.
Biggest problem is the stairs are single width and you have to give right of way to divers. O/w class can fill the thing in a blink of an eye.
Easy directions-
Pass gate make a right at the T-intersection and pass the air station.
Over the hills and when you bank back to the left you are looking at the general area. Just before you veer right on the road you can see the steps. There is two parking stops facing the steps and then the road loops around and there is lots of parking on the other side.
Google map site- South Ladder @32.78906940763272,-96.15047693252563
Now off to clean tanks... Oh the excitement.
Andrew
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