starfish365
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So how was the dive on Sunday.....
St Catharines Area Dive March 28th
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The canal was still frozen over on Sunday, so we changed plans and dove the shallow wreck (the Nina replica) in Jordan Harbour. Viz was almost zero, but it was good to get wet nonetheless. Beautiful day too.
artw
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you guys gotta come up our way one of these weekends... it's getting really nice here... before you know it the whole area will be overrun by divers
Well, I don't think I'll be back there anytime soon....
SoScuba
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I wish I knew about the Tiller night dive on Saturday after Shipwrecks! Went to Chip. It was chocolate milk. Wound up at the canal (welland). Low vis, mostly iced over. It was a short dive.
Well SoScuba, if you'd dive with the "Right" people you'd know.
It was great!
DiveMistress and I put the bouy back in and attached the mooring line. (With Jon Brooks guidance of course. Do we look like we know what we're doing?)
Nothing like diving wrecks with a tool belt loaded with wrenches!
Ask D/Mistress about it some time. Why you guys dive the canal is totally lost on me.
So give the "right" guys a call sometime and we'll fill you in.
Oh yeah, you're not allowed to dive with "those guys" are you ;-)
TomR:
How'd you like the Tiller? I'm sure the silt had settled from our foray by the time you got there.
(Dragging a 30lb anchor across the bottom of the lake can make for poor vis)
hehehehehe
Regards
It was great!
DiveMistress and I put the bouy back in and attached the mooring line. (With Jon Brooks guidance of course. Do we look like we know what we're doing?)
Nothing like diving wrecks with a tool belt loaded with wrenches!
Ask D/Mistress about it some time. Why you guys dive the canal is totally lost on me.
So give the "right" guys a call sometime and we'll fill you in.
Oh yeah, you're not allowed to dive with "those guys" are you ;-)
TomR:
How'd you like the Tiller? I'm sure the silt had settled from our foray by the time you got there.
(Dragging a 30lb anchor across the bottom of the lake can make for poor vis)
hehehehehe
Regards
We forgot more than that!! (I won't elaborate any further.....)
I'm gonna fix it next week hopefully........but I didn't feel the need to bash myself here, as enough of you will for me
hehehehe
Not bad for a couple of first-timers.
Bottom "line" (hehehehe) we got the job done, didn't die, or do anything OVERLY stupid.
We would have fixed the rest, but then we would have run afoul of our gas plan so we had to bag it for the day. (I had to say that, it's so DIR sounding isn't it?)
So Tom, you didn't answer me, (Except for the complaining part) how'd you like the Tiller?
Steve
I'm gonna fix it next week hopefully........but I didn't feel the need to bash myself here, as enough of you will for me
hehehehe
Not bad for a couple of first-timers.
Bottom "line" (hehehehe) we got the job done, didn't die, or do anything OVERLY stupid.
We would have fixed the rest, but then we would have run afoul of our gas plan so we had to bag it for the day. (I had to say that, it's so DIR sounding isn't it?)
So Tom, you didn't answer me, (Except for the complaining part) how'd you like the Tiller?
Steve
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