Barnaby'sDad
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That's what I was getting at. Any person with a sense of self-preservation is going to want to use a flag there.
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That's what I was getting at. Any person with a sense of self-preservation is going to want to use a flag there.
How often do you do a night dive on a deep wreck? There's something about not being able to see anything beyond the range of your lights that takes the "creepy" factor up quite a few notches and diving solo intensifies the effect.
This is the second of two dives on the Captain Dan, a 175' long upright wreck in 110' off of Pompano, Florida. Not much life on it at night, towards the end another diver pointed out some sort of seaweed mass at 3:20 that she later explained was actually a creature that moves around the wreck.
This is the second of two dives on the Captain Dan, a 175' long upright wreck in 110' off of Pompano, Florida. Not much life on it at night, towards the end another diver pointed out some sort of seaweed mass at 3:20 that she later explained was actually a creature that moves around the wreck.
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