Bicster
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RiotNrrd will be bringing his u/w camera. I'll probably take some topside photos.
Return to positive: Anyone else going Nov. 26-Dec. 3 to Coz?
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lilycat
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Word from Jeanie on our Nov 26-Dec 3 trip:
"I really think our hotel will be back ready for you to come -
6 divemasters went out today and found the reef have definitely changed - they all were dropped in different places and surveyed a different reef or sections of reefs.
They found so many fish, turtles and even eagle rays and sharks in abundance. The landscape of the reefs have changed. Sand has been added in some places and taken away in others. Some swim-throughs have disappeared - and other new ones appeared.
The soft corals seemed to have taken the biggest hit, especially in the shallow sections - seems that when you go a little deeper - about 80 feet - there seems to be little or no damage found.
A new diver to Cozumel would find diving Cozumel spectacular - where a frequent diver to the reefs - will notice some of the changes.
Keep in touch!
Thank You
Jeanie Buscher
BLUE ANGEL DIVE SHOP"
"I really think our hotel will be back ready for you to come -
6 divemasters went out today and found the reef have definitely changed - they all were dropped in different places and surveyed a different reef or sections of reefs.
They found so many fish, turtles and even eagle rays and sharks in abundance. The landscape of the reefs have changed. Sand has been added in some places and taken away in others. Some swim-throughs have disappeared - and other new ones appeared.
The soft corals seemed to have taken the biggest hit, especially in the shallow sections - seems that when you go a little deeper - about 80 feet - there seems to be little or no damage found.
A new diver to Cozumel would find diving Cozumel spectacular - where a frequent diver to the reefs - will notice some of the changes.
Keep in touch!
Thank You
Jeanie Buscher
BLUE ANGEL DIVE SHOP"
