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Hi All,

Just came across this and happen to have dove the Matterhorn recently, here's a video!



If you're around socal hmu, I think we're doing a talk coming up...

-M
Very nice wow look at that mellow surface 🙏🏽 (Haven't been anywhere near it but have been up that coast)

What was the coolest sea life you encountered? I'd be looking in every crack 😆

What kinds of depths and gas mixes?
 
Very nice wow look at that mellow surface 🙏🏽 (Haven't been anywhere near it but have been up that coast)

What was the coolest sea life you encountered? I'd be looking in every crack 😆

What kinds of depths and gas mixes?
We saw several endangered sunflower sea stars actually! Our depth was in the neighborhood of 300' and mixes appropriate for said depth on rebreather ;)
 
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