There are a lot of people posting on the cave diving board. I'm just curious how many are actually doing the dives instead of reading about them.
Who is actually cave diving?
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patmandu
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More Reading about them right now, than doing them Finished my first cave course this past December, but living in New England makes getting down to 'Cave Country' difficult. Can't wait till my next trip though!
jetblast00
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I'm still settleing into wrecks and deco right now, but caves are the definite 'next' on my list!
Lost Yooper
Guest
I really like my wrecks, but I WILL try cave diving someday. I don't know if it's something I would make a hobby out of, but I need to try it. It's been calling me for years .
Mike
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watergal
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although never as much as i would like
abe davis last fall and counting
abe davis last fall and counting
OP
congrats on Abe Davis watergal.
trymixdiver
Guest
i voted no, no caves in California
Andy
Andy
I start my cave training the 24th of this month.
Okiecaver
Contributor
=-) Pushing 30 hours now of actual in cave time, most of it involving some deco.
Prettiest- Cannonball Cave.
Toughest- Bennet Spring (first magnitude- 1,000,000 gal outflow per day)
Coldest- Mine LaMotte (not a natural cave, but extensive tunnels, multiple lines and gaps) 38degreesF
Multi personality- Roubidoux spring. Some days it's placid, sometimes it takes 3 tries to kick in. Upper tunnel is dark and big, lower tunnel is lighter, volcanic looking, with a broad bedding plain.
Not yet been to The Gulf
Oronogo's Chimneys and Breakdown room can be fun.
Will be checking at least one new site this summer. Also may have scooters.
IANTD Intro to cave certified, member NSS.
Dive safe, cave soft
Brock
Prettiest- Cannonball Cave.
Toughest- Bennet Spring (first magnitude- 1,000,000 gal outflow per day)
Coldest- Mine LaMotte (not a natural cave, but extensive tunnels, multiple lines and gaps) 38degreesF
Multi personality- Roubidoux spring. Some days it's placid, sometimes it takes 3 tries to kick in. Upper tunnel is dark and big, lower tunnel is lighter, volcanic looking, with a broad bedding plain.
Not yet been to The Gulf
Oronogo's Chimneys and Breakdown room can be fun.
Will be checking at least one new site this summer. Also may have scooters.
IANTD Intro to cave certified, member NSS.
Dive safe, cave soft
Brock
Yes I am an active cave diver, I usually dive roubideaux in missouri, and yes sometimes it can be rather difficult to get in, the last time we had to pull our way in. As Brock mentioned Oronogo can be alot of fun also. Dive safe, Mark.
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