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Swedinsidemount
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I tried it once right out of Port Everglades and I lost my mask twice...
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Unusual Things That You've Found
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I found an unbroken crack pipe during a clean-up dive on Kaua'i.
CT-Rich
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Maybe it was crafted from native volcanic glass by early settlers a thousand years ago....
to smoke crack...
tarponchik
Contributor
Found this fin strap recently at one of the Cozumel's shallower sites, Paradiso or Punta Tunich. Looks like it stayed at the bottom for some time. The buckles are OK, though. I wonder, why would someone attach a cord with a loop and a small carbine like this? I've never seen such set up before.
Hawaii has been cursed with a terrible meth problem over the years. This would be the evidence.
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Swedinsidemount
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And South Florida With Goblins and Guns...
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Goblins? Is that the drug that makes you eat people's faces?
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Swedinsidemount
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Yes along with robbing and fu*king everyone who gives you a look 
Deepsea5
Former Public Safety Diver
Not easy at all, LOL. That particular lake doesn't have a lot of rocks, once you get away from the shore. The engine encounter was a "surprise". BTW, the engine is still there. A couple of us dive team members went back to find that engine again. We found it and marked it off with a mooring ball. We found out that one of the members of the local FD had a family friend with a cottage directly in line with that engine. That friend ended up using it for a swim float mooring, for his kids/grandkids to use. Still being used by the current cottage owner as a mooring.
Deepsea5
Former Public Safety Diver
A dead person. Searching for a cadaver in 17 feet of water with zero vis is no picnic...Yes, it does. Who goes missing in 17 get off water?
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