Diving Under Krakatau
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It's just a matter of time before the surface of the water turns to rock. Wouldn't that be a surprise returning from depth?
ScubaSteve
Wow.....what a DB
What an experience. I envy you. I think we could use some of that Lava generated heat over here 
.....I might be able to stall the purchase of my drysuit then and go on another trip insteaad 
.....I might be able to stall the purchase of my drysuit then and go on another trip insteaad
Hey Steve, Great to see a fellow Canadian on SB. Perhaps you'll consider joining the Canadian Divers social group.
ScubaSteve
Wow.....what a DB
We have a group? I'll send you a PM so we do not hijack treb's thread too badly .
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billymac60
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Very cook photo, thanks for sharing.......
It's erupting about every hour at the moment and you can sometimes see rocks the size of fridges falling into the water. The eruption in the photo happened just as we surfaced so the height of the plume is maybe 20 to 30 seconds after the eruption.
I will post a link to Picasa with more shots from our trip there 2 weeks ago for anyone interested.
Steve, I used to live in Tasmania and was getting to a stage where I thought I was old enough to need a dry suit, but then I was offered a position in Indonesia. It was far cheaper to buy the 1mm wet suit needed here, mainly to stop the stingers. Lifes tough
I will post a link to Picasa with more shots from our trip there 2 weeks ago for anyone interested.
Steve, I used to live in Tasmania and was getting to a stage where I thought I was old enough to need a dry suit, but then I was offered a position in Indonesia. It was far cheaper to buy the 1mm wet suit needed here, mainly to stop the stingers. Lifes tough
gndpdr
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that is cool!!!!!!!!!
WOW! Too cool!
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