Volunteer State Meet and Greet!

[Tanked Monkey]

Got this email from Fred (owner of Marthas) last night:

Marthas is having great visability now. It is because the water is still very cold. Surface was 64 degrees this past week end.​

I'll still be there, diving dry, of course.

Mike

 

[utdivermatt]

64 is cold? ha.

 

[ClayJar]

64 is cold? ha.

64 is warm if you can only stay down one tank at a time.

 

[Tanked Monkey]

64 is warm if you can only stay down one tank at a time.

Ha, this coming from the guy with independant triples! How big are those tanks anyway? I've never seen triples on anyone except in the Jacques Cousteau documentaries.

Mike

 

[ClayJar]

Hey, I never said they were all back-mounted, did I? (I don't have the Conshelf back, anyway. )

The best I can do on my own tanks is three AL100s, but it's far more normal for me to be 100+19 or something like that.

 

[utdivermatt]

64 is warm if you can only stay down one tank at a time.

Yeah... you got me there. At least youll be staying warm this weekend then.

 

[ClayJar]

Well, it's 6pm, so time for me to hit the road. (If you cancel it now, I won't know until I get home. )

 

[utdivermatt]

Well, my time has come to head out. Catch you all in a couple of hours.

 

[Tanked Monkey]

Thank you all who came out for the Meet and Greet. I had a good time hanging out with everyone. The weather was beautiful, and the water was relatively clear, albeit a cold. I look forward to the next time.

Mike

 

[UTKnox]

I know one of you guys/gals has the water temp from the Meet n' Greet on a computer somewhere. Headed down this weekend and would like to know how much neoprene to lug along. Thanks!