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...just wondering, how cold was it?bryon
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I can't believe it! I'm here at work, Hawaiian shirt on and thinkin' about deep blue...and turtleguy post vintage gear dives in Hawaii. Good on ya - at least someone is out keeping the vintage gear going. Nice twin tank rigs by the way!
jamiep3
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Caspian Lake, probably 70 degrees. Being old school, that's not cold for short periods (< 20 minutes). Didn't get deep enough to find thermocline. The lake is 140 feet at it's deepest, but drops off very gradually from the swimiing beach, where I started from.
I remember when all I had was my USD 1/4" wetsuit. Beavertail top alone for warm water, Top & Pants for cold.
I remember when all I had was my USD 1/4" wetsuit. Beavertail top alone for warm water, Top & Pants for cold.
Turtleguy, those are some awesome pics!! The one of you on the wreck looking at guage, is that a pipefish in front of you? Keep those great shots coming!
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Aloha Cowboy, glad you like the photos, I never seem to get enough fun time, always sem to be tied up with classes, or dive tours.
The fish is a Trumpetfish, same look, just bigger, Leesa has a cool Pipefish photo, showing two of them together, I will try to get her to post it,as its a nice one.
Turtleguy
The fish is a Trumpetfish, same look, just bigger, Leesa has a cool Pipefish photo, showing two of them together, I will try to get her to post it,as its a nice one.
Turtleguy
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