Tahiti Trip Report Part The Two
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Cherry
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Damn Jim you should write for a living 
Now I really think you need to employ someone to carry your gear on trips like these .......uh I volunteer heheh BTW make sure everyone reading knows "Z" is pronounced Zed not Zee...
Now I really think you need to employ someone to carry your gear on trips like these .......uh I volunteer heheh BTW make sure everyone reading knows "Z" is pronounced Zed not Zee...Thanks for the kind words about by writing skills. To be honest, I would love to be a journalist, but there is no money in it really, and I have very expensive tastes (my wife, for instance, is EXCEEEEEEEDINGLY expensive!)
As for being my baggage carrier. Well, that you are Canadian helps, so you go to the top of the queue. You go back to the bottom of the queue if you are an American pretending to be a Canadian!!!!
Zed & Zee. Absolutely. I mean Zed Zed Top. What the hell is all that about, eh?
Hope you have a nice weekend.
Part 3 will be posted on Monday, me thinks.
As for being my baggage carrier. Well, that you are Canadian helps, so you go to the top of the queue. You go back to the bottom of the queue if you are an American pretending to be a Canadian!!!!
Zed & Zee. Absolutely. I mean Zed Zed Top. What the hell is all that about, eh?
Hope you have a nice weekend.
Part 3 will be posted on Monday, me thinks.
Finesse
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But I still cant get that image of you dragging a hunk of reef through the pass....... :lifter:
Would have liked to see you do that on Franckckcks watch!!!!!!....I think he would have had a seizure!!!
Oh if I only could have witnessed that =-)
Would have liked to see you do that on Franckckcks watch!!!!!!....I think he would have had a seizure!!!
Oh if I only could have witnessed that =-)
Finesse
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One more time!!!!!
First Mate
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How appropriate! As Hans and Franz say: Vee going to pummmmp you upppp!
:lol:
:lol:
greenflash1
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Scuba Jim just wondering what the water temp was ? Me and my wife will be on the Tahiti Aggressor on 11/23.
Finesse
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Greenflash.....
While we did not dive with Jim on the Agressor trip we did dive the Tuamotus (Manihi...Rangiroa etc...) in late Sept/early Oct. and the water temp was in the low 80's......We finally meet up with Jim on Bora Bora which again, if memory serves me, water temps were in the high 70's to low 80's.......It would be to easy to look at the dive computer
Since the southern hemisphere is headed towards summer I would imagine the temps to be in that same range if not a tad higher.......Scuba.....does this sound correct???
While we did not dive with Jim on the Agressor trip we did dive the Tuamotus (Manihi...Rangiroa etc...) in late Sept/early Oct. and the water temp was in the low 80's......We finally meet up with Jim on Bora Bora which again, if memory serves me, water temps were in the high 70's to low 80's.......It would be to easy to look at the dive computer
Since the southern hemisphere is headed towards summer I would imagine the temps to be in that same range if not a tad higher.......Scuba.....does this sound correct???
That sounds about right. It was 80-82 when I was on the boat, Greenflash. I suspect it will be mid 80s at the end of this month. Can't suggest what thickness wetsuit to take as different people feel the cold in different way, but you certainly need a full wet suit, as a shorty will allow you to severely gash your knees on the coral during drift dives!
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