MarkH
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My latest dive (Friday):http://www.victoriadiving.50megs.com/toddinlet.html
Todd Inlet (Saanich Inlet)
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Avic7
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Wow, those are some great pics. Did you set up that webpage yourself? If so, would you ever dive there again? Looking at the pics it seems that the place is really polluted.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Nice report Mark, You should show that to some of the boating clubs around the area. I think they have no idea the impact of all the crap they drop over the side.
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MarkH
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I might dive there again, if only to swim to some areas that I didn't see on the first dive. I wouldn't go in the summer because of the fecal coliform. Todd Inlet gets even less water exchange than the rest of Saanich Inlet. I just wanted to see what it was like. Oh, and yes, I did that website. It's all just drag and drop using a program called "Webdwarf" (free download). It also has an HTML code editor, but I don't have the energy.
Interesting pictures, now we know why nobody dives there.
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swankenstein:
Hey, nice pictures and good info there, good job.
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MarkH
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Yeah, I don't think you'd like it, unless it turned out to be the secret sixgill breeding ground. Anyways, if I ever want a free, lightly-used boat, I know where to get one.Hyper-limits:
Whereabouts was that boat...I might go check it out...thanks
Avic7
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Duncan Campbell:
Planning on getting yourself a new hobby fixing up boats?
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MarkH
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I didn't have a compass, but it seemed to be more or less straight out from the end of the trail about 50 feet deep. It could be a bit to the right or left (I pretty much swam around aimlessly during that part of the dive). My entry point was where the trail curves sharply to the right. There are some stones that make a set of steps to the beach.Duncan Campbell:
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