SteveDiver
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Where was the site that you did your most unusual/interesting dive?
Most Unusual Dive
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Mine was probably the Manta Ray night dive off the former Kona Surf hotel. In 1001 dives, that's the only time I have ever stood upright on the sand. It was also the only time I've dived in a group that stood in formation.
baltimoron
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Night Diving with old Kibbutz Friends in Eilat and seeing another side of them underwater.... hitching a ride on my tank... playing with my ears.... throwing pebbles at me. It's fun horsing around with people that helped raise you- underwater. Sure, they are 40 by now and all, but they still act like they are 10.
Subtle, and hardly cool.... but one time diving I will never forget. That and I have only logged like- what, 20 dives.
Subtle, and hardly cool.... but one time diving I will never forget. That and I have only logged like- what, 20 dives.
Squalus
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Probably this weekend get back with you on that....post dive
Valahalla, Abilene, TX.
Becky
Becky
matt_unique
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goofystan:
The most unusual dive for me would have been inside the G.O.T. at the New England Aquarium in Boston. 23' deep, strong current, and more fish per gallon of water than anywhere in the world (short of another aquarium).
--Matt
probably the weirdest was when I noticed it getting dark underwater and the fish acting weird. I surfaced to find a total solar eclipse in Thailand.
The weirdest/best I did on a regular basis was a dawn dive I used to do in Australia, you could watch the sunrise from 80 ft under the sea.
The weirdest/best I did on a regular basis was a dawn dive I used to do in Australia, you could watch the sunrise from 80 ft under the sea.
I vote with Becky on most unusual-Valhalla Missile Silo in Abilene, TX. Toughest one too because of having to haul all your gear underground, then down a steep set of stairs to a platform, and then back up and out!
Most interesting-Florida caverns.
Most interesting-Florida caverns.
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