jonix
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127ft somewhere between anilao and bauan with water so clear.
@jim: looks like you really enjoyed the verde island trip hehehehe
@jim: looks like you really enjoyed the verde island trip hehehehe
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Bowmouth
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My deepest depth was when I was on the bottom. Once there I found it difficult to go any deeper!
pakman
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Curt Bowen:
And the WINNER is...
:banana:
tkdawg
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222 for 9 min and about 2 hours of stops. Marshel Islands. Staged tanks at 3 depths.
CraigDiver
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I enjoy diving in waters at 30 feet, lots to see at that depth here on the East coast of Scotland. As soon as you go past 70 feet it gets very dark (torches needed to see).
I only see the point of diving deep if it is for a purpose (deepest dive done on the wreck Hispania in the Sound of Mull in Scotland at 101 feet).
In my opinion, the risks involved with diving increase rapidly with depths below 80 feet and I try and avoid risky diving for the sake of my wife and kids and my enjoyment.
CraigDiver
I only see the point of diving deep if it is for a purpose (deepest dive done on the wreck Hispania in the Sound of Mull in Scotland at 101 feet).
In my opinion, the risks involved with diving increase rapidly with depths below 80 feet and I try and avoid risky diving for the sake of my wife and kids and my enjoyment.
CraigDiver
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