Soggy
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I don't take pictures yet...that's a few years down the road.
We saw some industrial sized starfish, orange sponges, a sickly sea raven, and some kelp. That's about it.
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I don't take pictures yet...that's a few years down the road.
We saw some industrial sized starfish, orange sponges, a sickly sea raven, and some kelp. That's about it.
Adam Samansky
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Aaron:
Thanks for asking. I'm happy that I babied it over the weekend so as not to "delink" the weak link. It's fine now, just a little sore, I guess that wearing those work boots in the snow was a good idea afterall. Believe me, I'm just thrilled that I don't have to use that air cast!
Looking forward to getting wet!
Adam
PS: High tide off Gloucester is running right around noon this weekend! (especially with a bum ankle, a short walk is a good walk!)
Thanks for asking. I'm happy that I babied it over the weekend so as not to "delink" the weak link. It's fine now, just a little sore, I guess that wearing those work boots in the snow was a good idea afterall. Believe me, I'm just thrilled that I don't have to use that air cast!
Looking forward to getting wet!
Adam
PS: High tide off Gloucester is running right around noon this weekend! (especially with a bum ankle, a short walk is a good walk!)
decapoddiver
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I just found out that I'm supposed to go pick up 2 more HP120's Sunday but if the weather is good, I'll try to arrange another day to get them 
Soggy
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What do you need with all those HP120s? Give me a couple! :mean:
decapoddiver
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1.Because my LDS is closed Sundays ( #1 day for me to dive) so this way I have tanks for Mondays (#2 day). I'm picky. I like cold fills. I can't justify spending extra and getting in with 2900 psi. I always have 3500 +/- 10 psi when I go to them.
2.I can go to my LDS every third trip since they are about 30 min's away.
3. I'm tired of my buddies diving with Al 80's and coming out with 1800 psi in my tank. Now we can all dive HP's. I already have the DIN adapters. Since we are usually shallow, we end up surfacing due to air and not tables.
4. I sometimes go diving off my boat for a couple of days and now I won't need to figure out where to get air.
5. Because the "Boss" said I could get them (most important reason)
2.I can go to my LDS every third trip since they are about 30 min's away.
3. I'm tired of my buddies diving with Al 80's and coming out with 1800 psi in my tank. Now we can all dive HP's. I already have the DIN adapters. Since we are usually shallow, we end up surfacing due to air and not tables.
4. I sometimes go diving off my boat for a couple of days and now I won't need to figure out where to get air.
5. Because the "Boss" said I could get them (most important reason)
decapoddiver
Contributor
As I told Aaron, I didn't get alot of good video (my fault) but here's a highlight of the best of it. Click on the left hand Media Player button for better quality. If nothing else, it proves that we were there
Scott
http://www.studioonline.com/playvideos.asp?crypt=B63037CDCFCF2AA3
Scott
http://www.studioonline.com/playvideos.asp?crypt=B63037CDCFCF2AA3
Soggy
Contributor
Sweet! Even if it's just for a brief moment, it's always good to see oneself on camera. For a second or too, it almost looked like I was a real diver
ericfine50
Contributor
nice video clip. Aaron you are a real diver.
Eric
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