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Today we went back to Peacock, Peanut Tunnel just to get a little more comfortable with cave diving. We are allowed to use one third of 2 thirds of gas for penetration at Cave 1 level and main line only. We made it to 1600ft penetration and a 95 minute dive. Here are some photos from today....
I'm still in the NO THANKS! phase, but doesn't mean I still can't cheer you on when I see those tight tunnels :-O. Have heard great things about Mark as a teacher.
The only thing I like more than diving is more diving
Join Date
Jun 2010
Location
NC
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267
Dives
200 - 499
Congrats and welcome to the madness. Those are awesome pictures! And so detailed that I could tell exactly where you were in most of them. I can't wait to get back down for some more cave diving.
Dove Telford Cave today, it requires a swim up river to get to the entrance to the cave. I don't think this cave is dove as much, darker and much more silt.
We were just about to drift back down the river after the dive when someone pointed out a GATOR in the river. You've never seen 3 people in 130's get out of the water faster....
Some photos from today