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Thread: Weekend at Ginnie and Peacock

 


  1. December 29th, 2008, 12:13 PM #1
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    Weekend at Ginnie and Peacock

    Had a great weekend of diving at Ginnie and Peacock with Elisha and Bob. Brought the camera along for most of the dives.

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  2. December 29th, 2008, 12:57 PM #2
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  3. December 29th, 2008, 02:01 PM #3
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    Great photos, best I've seen you post yet!

    3rd photo, diver looks like a deer in headlights(look at eyes) - LOL.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SuPrBuGmAn View Post
    Great photos, best I've seen you post yet!

    3rd photo, diver looks like a deer in headlights(look at eyes) - LOL.
    I saw a scary cave creature sneaking up behind Don...it had an aluminum 80, a snorkel, and was standing on the bottom.

    Seriously I don't know why I had that look on my face. It was great diving with Don and being photographed, I keep looking at all the pics he took, they are so beautiful!
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    Great images, thanks for sharing.

    Were you the guy with the Ike Housing coming out of the Peanut line around 1:30 on Sunday?
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    Quote Originally Posted by kidsdream View Post
    Were you the guy with the Ike Housing coming out of the Peanut line around 1:30 on Sunday?
    Hmmm, I was in Orange Grove at 1:30 on Sunday. We were out of the Peanut line before noon.
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    Rechecked my time.

    We went in the Peanut at 11:16 so that must have been you we passed. I am a long way from bringing my camera anywhere near a cave. But you shoots are stellar.

    Thanks again.


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    Hmmm, I was in Orange Grove at 1:30 on Sunday. We were out of the Peanut line before noon.
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    Wow... amazing pics... what kind of camera was used to take those? Thanks so much for sharing...
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