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I'm really boring. In place of cookies, I just use wooden clothespins with my name written on them with a sharpie. Boring, but they are easy to put on and take off and if I happen to lose one they are environmentally friendly.
However, I have to admit the rhinestone idea is pretty cool! And I like devilscrowndiver's markers -- I'm just not artistic enough to pull that one off.
[QUOTE=devilscrowndiver;3995849]I make my own from Delrin with my initials cut into them.
Hello Devilscrowndiver,
After 25 years of mostly wreck diving around the UK, I'm going to get some cave instruction later this year. At the moment I'm reading forums to get some background knowledge.
I know what arrows and cookies are for, but what's the purpose of your beautifully made rectangular marker?
Oooooh! Rhinestones work wonderfully!!! Prior to Intro to Cave, I took blue line arrows, and glued blue rhinestones to them (flower shaped rhinestones LOL).
I went to Home Depot and found some waterproof glue (I think it's used for aquariums or something like that) and so far, they are sticking beautifully.
I have the most unique cave arrows in Marianna ; plus, in a no-vis situation, they can be identified by feel alone.
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; plus, in a no-vis situation, they can be identified by feel alone.
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