Uncle Pug:Just kidding! I don't have a snorkel nailed to the wall in the garage. I use drywall screws to hold them there.
But Pug, are they STAINLESS dry-wall screws?
Rob
Where is a good place to stow a snorkel?
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But Pug, are they STAINLESS dry-wall screws?
Rob
You know Rob.... this is really embarassing. I think I might go out and scrape the SB sticker off of the back of my truck.
:shakehead
Depending on how you feel about the amount of stuff you are willing to strap on to your harness (or elsewhere), you can attach a snorkel to a strap on your harness with - a snorkel keeper. The old fashioned rubber kind with two holes in it that fold around a mask strap.
Bend it over a D ring, for example, pass one end of the snorkel keeper through the hole on the other end, and you've got a short rubber strap attached to your harness with a hole in the end of it - sized just right for the barrel of a snorkel. (This will not work with dry snorkels or anything but a smooth plain barrel.) Jam it in there and it will stay put.
If you can attach it to a harness strap where the body of the snorkel can get tucked *under* the strap and out of the way, it doesn't have to be dangling out there in the breeze or dragging behind you. I am sure this is *not* DIR compliant, but it works and is a lot less cluttered than some other arrangements.
Bend it over a D ring, for example, pass one end of the snorkel keeper through the hole on the other end, and you've got a short rubber strap attached to your harness with a hole in the end of it - sized just right for the barrel of a snorkel. (This will not work with dry snorkels or anything but a smooth plain barrel.) Jam it in there and it will stay put.
If you can attach it to a harness strap where the body of the snorkel can get tucked *under* the strap and out of the way, it doesn't have to be dangling out there in the breeze or dragging behind you. I am sure this is *not* DIR compliant, but it works and is a lot less cluttered than some other arrangements.
Uncle Pug:
...put 2 more SB stickers on the back of your truck.
The other...
Only the ones screwed to the decks of the boats, Rob.BigJetDriver69:
Uncle Pug:
Aw, mon Oncle Pug, don't do that! You know that occasional bouts of silliness are endemic to any part of the internet!
Besides, we absolutely love your stories! I do, at any rate. I fancy myself to be somewhat of a reasonable scribe, and I would have to rate your stories as "outstanding"! Any luck on a published compilation?
Rob
None yet... but I'm thinking about writing one on overcoming procrastination.
Uncle Pug:
Doh, I should of thought of that! :cwmddd:
Rob
Uncle Pug:
:rofl: I know the feeling well.
Rob
Uncle Pug,
I have said it before, but one of the absolutely funniest diving stories I have ever read was your tale of "Flying on the Anchor"! That one brought tears to my eyes because I was laughing so hard. Truly great stuff!
Rob
I have said it before, but one of the absolutely funniest diving stories I have ever read was your tale of "Flying on the Anchor"! That one brought tears to my eyes because I was laughing so hard. Truly great stuff!
Rob
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