Mauser
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Did anyone else go out on it in the last few days? Yesterday the viz was incredible. You had at lest 40'. If this is normal you guys are spoiled up here.
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matt_unique
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I dove the Poling Saturday at about noon. The vis was quite good that day. The Daybreaker and Cape Ann Divers II was there at the same time.
Rainer
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We're hitting her again tomorrow. Great to hear about the awesome vis!
We were out there yesterday AM and you could see clear across the beam. It seems lately the vis has been incredible everywere. We hit Burnam Rock for a second dive and also had at least 40'. We are spoiled!
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crlavoie
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I did Cathedral on Friday and the vis was easily 30-40' and water temps were down right tropical. We found a Lobzilla hanging out in the open just as you hit hit the sand at 78'. Loads of other critters as well. Just an unbelievable dive.
BTW, you haven't lived until you've done Cathedral in double HP120's. Truly memorable. Someone really needs to look into making smaller, lighter tanks out of aluminum or something.
BTW, you haven't lived until you've done Cathedral in double HP120's. Truly memorable. Someone really needs to look into making smaller, lighter tanks out of aluminum or something.
paulthenurse
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You humped a set of 120's up and down the choss at CR?
You da man!
BTW, No sheet about the lighter tank thang!
PTN
Going back to my couch to lick my aching muscles and think about the good ol' days when I didn't think twice about humping a 75 lb pack straight up a cliff to 15,000 ft ASL. It was a different world then. Most noteable difference? I had hair on my forehead.
crlavoie
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Good times I tell ya! I can only liken it to the approach to Moby Grape or the WG with the exception that you don't have another 4 hours of climbing in 90 degree heat. Instead, you're treated to a refreshing swim and perhaps a questionable exit with all of your gear.
FWIW, you may remember me from my days with the MC crew, hence my propensity toward stupid endeavors with questionable outcomes.
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