So with the weather looking to break to a fair day on Sunday....anyone venturing to their local mud hole?
Sunday diving
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richerso
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Tex,
You stand accused of living at CSSP.
You stand accused of living at CSSP.
WPP to tweak on my dbl al80's a little more. I still turtle under 1000psi so I gotta work that out. It's a pita to be on a SS@15ffw and not be able to hover because your tanks wanna drag you to the surface by your gluteus maximus. Moving my tank bands down a little should get er done.
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vintagediver
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vintagediver
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Lake Medina tomorrow...
EEK! It was IKE !!
My internet was down all weekend so am just catching up on messages.
Went out there Saturday (with my dad) and Sunday. Dad doesn't dive, he likes to hang around and watch everybody else and get his talk on. Saturday, tho, he stayed in the car as it was raining/sprinkling most of the day and there were only a couple classes. Windy day, the surface was choppy (first time I logged "choppy surface" in my logbook at CSSP). But underwater--wonderful as always. Close to the bottom seemed like viz was pretty good. Found another snorkel and the mud is being taken over by this bright green/turquoise algae, in some spots it's white like cotton. Did a max of 33 feet.
Sunday was sunny with more divers, but less than usual since a lot of classes had been canceled due to Ike. Water was warmer than the air in the a.m. and it was chilly in my wet dive skin during the surface interval. Navigating between the big boat and Sisco I finally stumbled upon the mine. It is cool looking and what a find
Max of 34 feet.
My internet was down all weekend so am just catching up on messages.
Went out there Saturday (with my dad) and Sunday. Dad doesn't dive, he likes to hang around and watch everybody else and get his talk on. Saturday, tho, he stayed in the car as it was raining/sprinkling most of the day and there were only a couple classes. Windy day, the surface was choppy (first time I logged "choppy surface" in my logbook at CSSP). But underwater--wonderful as always. Close to the bottom seemed like viz was pretty good. Found another snorkel and the mud is being taken over by this bright green/turquoise algae, in some spots it's white like cotton. Did a max of 33 feet.
Sunday was sunny with more divers, but less than usual since a lot of classes had been canceled due to Ike. Water was warmer than the air in the a.m. and it was chilly in my wet dive skin during the surface interval. Navigating between the big boat and Sisco I finally stumbled upon the mine. It is cool looking and what a find
Max of 34 feet.
richerso
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I still can't find the mine consistently. I just have to bumble into it. Nice to hear it hasn't moved.
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