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I think the course of action here is to contact the vortex staff and let them know what's going on. They're ultimately in control of denying access to that cave.
I think the course of action here is to contact the vortex staff and let them know what's going on. They're ultimately in control of denying access to that cave.
Well I can assure you they are aware of this. They already had one person try nd then said he brought the wrong camera with him. If they did their job in the frst place none of this would be happening.
Curious to hear more info on this...post if you can, or catch me on FB chat later?
All I have is an email in which the father told me a diver went to video it for them but realized he brought the wrong camera or forgot the camera to do the job. He also told me they paid this guy, I dont know if they got their money back or not.
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Originally Posted by ucfdiver
