Palm Beach Dive Thread

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Same today still very low current. Bumpier I think. (I forgot to press post earlier today, I guess).

Also for the last two days, I think that I saw two lion's mane jellyfish. Are they known to come this far south? Perhaps there is something similar? I was afraid to get too close the tentacles stretched out a long way, particularly on the one I saw yesterday.
 

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Same today still very low current. Bumpier I think. (I forgot to press post earlier today, I guess).

Also for the last two days, I think that I saw two lion's mane jellyfish. Are they known to come this far south? Perhaps there is something similar? I was afraid to get too close the tentacles stretched out a long way, particularly on the one I saw yesterday.
I saw another post from a diver who posted a picture of one so your probably right.
 
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