Tanked Monkey
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mike_s:
I knew I logged my dives for some reason. Here's what I wrote down last year around this time.
4/1/06 = 50 deg @ 44'
4/15/06 = 59 deg @ 43'
4/29/06 = 64 deg @ 41'
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I knew I logged my dives for some reason. Here's what I wrote down last year around this time.
4/1/06 = 50 deg @ 44'
4/15/06 = 59 deg @ 43'
4/29/06 = 64 deg @ 41'
Flightlead
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mmmm.....toasty!
last weekend 47 deg at 65'
weekend before 42 deg at 67'
last weekend 47 deg at 65'
weekend before 42 deg at 67'
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This post is very interesting! --and brings back memories of years gone by..
I attended Castle Heights Military Academy in the 1940s. At that time it was located within a few blocks of down town on a small hill. It is my understanding that it and many of the MAs of the south have closed their doors..
A compressor in a bus? --that is classic!
Watch out for that CO in air==lipoid pneumonia= longterm recovery.
Cheers from California--where it all began,
SDM
I attended Castle Heights Military Academy in the 1940s. At that time it was located within a few blocks of down town on a small hill. It is my understanding that it and many of the MAs of the south have closed their doors..
A compressor in a bus? --that is classic!
Watch out for that CO in air==lipoid pneumonia= longterm recovery.
Cheers from California--where it all began,
SDM
DawgDiver
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If the coldest it gets is 50*, i'll be golden. Weather topside should be reasonably mild by the last week of april, and as long as I don't have a sub-zero windchill to deal with, i'm fine.
Tanked Monkey
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I think the water temperature at Martha's varies depending on location as well, even on the same day. Like if you're at 40' in the crusher house it's 4 deg colder than at 40' in the trench. Or vice versa, I don't remember which. I'm fairly confident that it won't be colder than 55 deg on the day we're all there, tho.
Mike
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utdivermatt
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Tanked Monkey:
From what I can tell its generally colder in the trench then in the house. The springs are located (from what Fred said) over near the bus. So that is generally the coldest part of the quarry.
octotat
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I'm a definite maybe for the weekend of the 21st.
sam miller:
Hey, didn't Greg and Duane Allman go there?
Did you know Eddie Davis from Dyersburg? Maybe after your time. Sorry.
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utdivermatt
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octotat:
an oxymoron if Ive ever heard one
ohonu
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Count me in for the 21st. I've been wanting to try out Martha's for a while, plus meet some of you SBers! I'm looking forward to it!
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