cjfox
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About 30' at the Senanus cloud sponges in Saanich Inlet. 40' plus at the surface.
Victoria Vis conditions?
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MarkH
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close to 30' at Harling Point this morning.
---------- Post Merged on November 11th, 2012 at 01:59 PM ---------- Previous Post was on November 10th, 2012 at 12:52 PM ----------
Due to the surge, visibility was down to 6-15' at Harling point today.
---------- Post Merged on November 11th, 2012 at 01:59 PM ---------- Previous Post was on November 10th, 2012 at 12:52 PM ----------
Due to the surge, visibility was down to 6-15' at Harling point today.
MarkH
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The typical 15-20' at Ten Mile Pt. today.
MarkH
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20' in Enterprise Channel this morning.
MarkH
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15' at Saxe Point this morning.
10' + at Camel Point (helijet). Wreck remains elusive.
MarkH
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Oh no! What direction did you go? There's a bit of a map at the bottom of the page:index
By the way, I've heard second or third hand from the Underwater Archaeological Society of B.C. that it's the wreck of the Queen, which was a historic tug (converted to a liveaboard) that sank at Fisherman's Wharf. It was raised and then sank again where it is now.
MarkH
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20' at Cranford Park (UVic area) this morning.
Thank you! I'd scoured your website and vimeo videos in prep for the dive. I think we cut across from the helijet pad towards the pier at too shallow an angle. We found the fuel tank, and the ridge at 25'. Followed the ridge for a bit, but obviously not far enough, before cutting across the sand flats to the 45' trench. After the dive I looked at your map again (and have now glued it in my resource book), and am sure I could find the wreck now. The wall along the pier is really interesting ... lots of little critters hiding in the rocks, and a couple of nudis the size of softballs.
Definitely worth another look. Probably with camera (still or video) in hand.
Cheers,
C.
MarkH
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10-15' yesterday and 15-20' today in Enterprise Channel.
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