The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge
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Seems the brass ring has lots of fans 
I'll probably be heading there after the dive.
I'll probably be heading there after the dive.
BHB ScubaTroll
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There is a white jug tied to the wreck. It is in the area of the "Boondoggle" boat that is usually moored to one side or the other of the wreck
Hello!
I was down in Florida for Columbus Day Weekend and dove the bridge three times and did four boat dives as well in the area. If you are interested, you can find my report here:
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/fl...-diving-blue-heron-bridge-palm-beaches-3.html
Thanks for all the great info and photos, btw. This thread is nothing short of inspirational!
I was down in Florida for Columbus Day Weekend and dove the bridge three times and did four boat dives as well in the area. If you are interested, you can find my report here:
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/fl...-diving-blue-heron-bridge-palm-beaches-3.html
Thanks for all the great info and photos, btw. This thread is nothing short of inspirational!
jimw
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Yep, it's one of the boats that looks like it could go, but there is substantial growth on the bottom. A couple of days ago it had some small lobsters buried on the underside of the hull above us.........the boat's moniker Sumar is on the stern.
Great! I saw D2Diver this morning and she has clarified what has been posted. We will look for the shopping carts. And be wearing neoprene. Ocean 78° this morning.:cold:
78? That's getting pretty cold...sigh, I know I'm a wuss, that's almost cold enough to put me in a drysuit!
It's days like this that I wish I ate more donuts. Need more bioprene.
And when I'm 75 and round, I'm going to find that post to prove to my kids I used to be skinny enough that I had to run around in the shower to get wet.
It's days like this that I wish I ate more donuts. Need more bioprene.
And when I'm 75 and round, I'm going to find that post to prove to my kids I used to be skinny enough that I had to run around in the shower to get wet.
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a few interesting things I've seen at the bridge lately
shrimp thing.......
I realize there is a lot of back splatter in this picture, but I thought it was interesting given the two sharptailed eels haning out together
spreading its 'wings'
immature batfish
blenny in the bicycle handlebar near one of the west span pilings
flounder
up close and personal...
shrimp thing.......
I realize there is a lot of back splatter in this picture, but I thought it was interesting given the two sharptailed eels haning out together
spreading its 'wings'
immature batfish
blenny in the bicycle handlebar near one of the west span pilings
flounder
up close and personal...
DennisW
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That "shrimp thing" is a Mantis Shrimp out of it's hole. Nice find and nice pictures.
Yep. Agree with Dennis. Nice pics.
Good dive today at the bridge. We found the shopping carts! Thanks everybody for your help.. now a rant..
To the photographers who also were at the shopping cart. Though we were there first, and there is plenty of room to share, we decided to swim away and let somebody else have fun. When we came back 15 min. later I was shocked to see one of you laying across the carts. Was that shot that important that you had to do that? What happened to being sensitive to the reef and its inhabitants? Then when you left you left us in a sandstorm. Vis dropped to zero.. Thank you. Oh, and thanks a lot for thinking of other divers. How would you have liked it if we treated you the same way?
Good dive today at the bridge. We found the shopping carts! Thanks everybody for your help.. now a rant..
To the photographers who also were at the shopping cart. Though we were there first, and there is plenty of room to share, we decided to swim away and let somebody else have fun. When we came back 15 min. later I was shocked to see one of you laying across the carts. Was that shot that important that you had to do that? What happened to being sensitive to the reef and its inhabitants? Then when you left you left us in a sandstorm. Vis dropped to zero.. Thank you. Oh, and thanks a lot for thinking of other divers. How would you have liked it if we treated you the same way?
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