Make It Stop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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hey...it has stopped! Now i can ride my bike. Yikes, i read that Hawaii has the highest death rate for cyclists vs cars in the nation....I knew I was scared for good reason!!! I knew it...my intuition is gooood. Okay pray for me, seriously.
Now..if we can dodge the run-off pollution and poor viz Sunday....
Now..if we can dodge the run-off pollution and poor viz Sunday....
Damn fine divin on the north shore today, for November anyway. It was worth three tanks, four if I would have had food. 50ish foot vis, pretty flat with a few small sets fair number of critters and a dive buddy who was happy to follow along behind while I took pics...It don't get much better than that!
VBlueV
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thanks brian.. good dives friday.. spanish dancers dancing, eels snapping, huge parrots grazing, and giant bluefin trevally chasing each other around. we also saw a tako and was it a pencil or belted wrasse?
wilkie
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Po baby, rain ?? what's next ?
chepar
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Nice pics!
I have to add that the weather this morning was gorgeous - so much so that I put off work for a couple hours this morning and went swimming.
And anybody who knows what a slave I am to work knows that means the weather must have been really great.
I have to add that the weather this morning was gorgeous - so much so that I put off work for a couple hours this morning and went swimming.
And anybody who knows what a slave I am to work knows that means the weather must have been really great.
ItsBruce
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Minor digression ... Arrive Honolulu on 12/28 at approximately 10:00 am; depart 12/29 at approximately 5:00 pm. Does anyone want to dive one of those days?
While I normally enjoy the rain (except when it messes up the viz in the ocean ) I did get a funny feeling in my belly from it the other night. I worked the night of the
"big rain" this week doing a vehicle patrol. The windows kept fogging up even with all the windows down ... about 7 hrs. into my shift (windows down the whole time) I took a turn sharply and heard "slosh" next to me ... oh no - sounds like 4" of water sloshing around on the floor. I turned my flashlight on but could not see any water ... odd I thought to myself. Back to work... next corner ... "slosh" ... stop, flashlight on, hmm no water ... by the fifth time I heard this "sloshing" sound I was getting determined to find where all this water had been collecting. I got my flashlight out again and started moving things out of the way, I moved the stack of reports for the night, my clipboard, the extra 6cell maglight, the water bottle, the ... wait a second ... I tipped the bottle of water over ... yup "slosh" same sound ... LOL - oh well - the ears and imagination sure can play tricks on ones mind I guess - at least mine apparently lol.
Now for the next night it wasn't rain, but islands ... you know the kind in the middle of the road? ... I fell asleep twice, once driving over the median and another time over an island (fortunately nothing got damaged, truck or property) but I figured I'd best go off the clock and get some sleep at that point... I really gotta get off night shifts - whoever said you eventually get used to them didn't know me too well ...
Aloha all,
Tim
) I did get a funny feeling in my belly from it the other night. I worked the night of the "big rain" this week doing a vehicle patrol. The windows kept fogging up even with all the windows down ... about 7 hrs. into my shift (windows down the whole time) I took a turn sharply and heard "slosh" next to me ... oh no - sounds like 4" of water sloshing around on the floor. I turned my flashlight on but could not see any water ... odd I thought to myself. Back to work... next corner ... "slosh" ... stop, flashlight on, hmm no water ... by the fifth time I heard this "sloshing" sound I was getting determined to find where all this water had been collecting. I got my flashlight out again and started moving things out of the way, I moved the stack of reports for the night, my clipboard, the extra 6cell maglight, the water bottle, the ... wait a second ... I tipped the bottle of water over ... yup "slosh" same sound ... LOL - oh well - the ears and imagination sure can play tricks on ones mind I guess - at least mine apparently lol.
Now for the next night it wasn't rain, but islands ... you know the kind in the middle of the road? ... I fell asleep twice, once driving over the median and another time over an island (fortunately nothing got damaged, truck or property) but I figured I'd best go off the clock and get some sleep at that point... I really gotta get off night shifts
- whoever said you eventually get used to them didn't know me too well ...Aloha all,
Tim
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