My friends have bowed out. Too many non divers override the wants of the divers.. 
Blue Heron Bridge Dive & Picnic, August 14th
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DennisW
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Just got back home. Wonderful dive and a wonderful time with friends and family. Of course I did not take my camera and I had 3 firsts at BHB today. First Purple Mouth Moray, first Batfish, and first Cow Nose Ray. Lots of fun.
jimw
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Lots of fun.[/QUOTE:
Yep agree! Good seeing old friends and meeting new friends! Dive was very enjoyable r diand Hermit Crab and I had a blast. thanks Bill for putting up with us!
After dive picnic was relaxing and I enjoyed hanging out with everybody
Now, Krista, you need to post the pics of that blobous thing
After dive picnic was relaxing and I enjoyed hanging out with everybody
Now, Krista, you need to post the pics of that blobous thing
trigfunctions
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THANK YOU very much to KBeck for organizing the picnic and for showing us around underwater! We really enjoyed seeing some folks again and meeting some new folks too. I saw a few people enoying the Greek-flavored potato chips we brought - aren't they awesome? Target sells them, and they some other unusual flavors too.
KBeck was an excellent tour guide. We saw quite a few things we had never seen before at BHB, including but not limited to:
Upsidedown Jelly
This poor, scared little web burrfish (it was already inflated when we saw it)
This octopus (atlantic longarm?) acting strangely. If that lasts more than four hours, see a doctor.
Guess he didn't like that wisecrack.
And last but not least, the headshield slugs. I don't know how you all find those things. KBeck had to practically pick them up before I figured out what she was pointing at.
Overall, it was a great dive at the bridge. In some places, the vis wasn't too great. not sure why:
Thanks again everyone. Hope to see you underwater again soon!
KBeck was an excellent tour guide. We saw quite a few things we had never seen before at BHB, including but not limited to:
Upsidedown Jelly
This poor, scared little web burrfish (it was already inflated when we saw it)
This octopus (atlantic longarm?) acting strangely. If that lasts more than four hours, see a doctor.
Guess he didn't like that wisecrack.
And last but not least, the headshield slugs. I don't know how you all find those things. KBeck had to practically pick them up before I figured out what she was pointing at.
Overall, it was a great dive at the bridge. In some places, the vis wasn't too great. not sure why:
Thanks again everyone. Hope to see you underwater again soon!
BHB ScubaTroll
Contributor
I love that last picture... It sums up the west side for Saturday!
Now, I go take care of the dog and call to see if the party needs anything... I'm told, "Don't bother coming back, the party is breaking up". Dang, I didn't get to participate (was it my breath?)
Now, I go take care of the dog and call to see if the party needs anything... I'm told, "Don't bother coming back, the party is breaking up". Dang, I didn't get to participate (was it my breath?)
DennisW
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Like I said before, I had a great time yesterday. Last night I put the gear in the bin an soaked it over night. This morning when I cleaned the gear and finished rinsing everything, I could not find my mask. It is a Tusa Liberator with a blue faceplate and clear skirt. If anyone finds it, please let me know. I guess it's time for a new mask, I've had this one for years and I love it.
I saw that poor puffer too.. good thing I didn't see the person do that. 
I don't get it.
I don't get it.
BHB ScubaTroll
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Krista said she saw it puff twice without any outside assistance. The first time she has ever seen that happenI saw that poor puffer too.. good thing I didn't see the person do that.
I don't get it.
Maybe just all the divers was freaking it out...
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