Molasses Reef Video - Feb 1 2006

[HowardE]

Am I posting too many videos for anyone?

Here's some edited footage from Molasses Reef - Key Largo, FL Feb.1, 2006

Enjoy.

http://www.scubaboard.com/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/50204/cat/500/ppuser/37789

 

[moneysavr]

Am I posting too many videos for anyone?

http://www.scubaboard.com/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/50204/cat/500/ppuser/37789

Keep them coming Howard,
I got to get down!!!
Brad

 

[riguerin]

Nice, Howard. Looking forward to my Upper Keys trip in a couple weeks.

 

[ronrosa]

Am I posting too many videos for anyone?

Never, no such thing as too many videos.

Watching videos is the next best thing when you can't actually dive.

 

[Shasta_man]

Thanks for the video.

The funny part was the turtle at the end, trying to avoid the big black thing with the camera (you).

 

[jagfish]

Does it take long to upload these to the gallery?

 

[Diver Mike]

Nice work, again, keep them coming.

Mike...

 

[HowardE]

Does it take long to upload these to the gallery?

IT only takes a couple of minutes. 2-3 Maybe? I have cable though... ymmv.

It would be great if I could upload slightly larger files. (like maybe up to 10mb?) but - any video is good...

 

[drbill]

Just wish I wasn't still on dial-up so I could actually view them!

Molasses Reef was one of my favorite dive sites in the Keys. I always saw plenty of interesting marine life and bottom times were long due to the "depth." You can have the Spiegel Grove as far as I'm concerned!

 

[HowardE]

Just wish I wasn't still on dial-up so I could actually view them!

Molasses Reef was one of my favorite dive sites in the Keys. I always saw plenty of interesting marine life and bottom times were long due to the "depth." You can have the Spiegel Grove as far as I'm concerned!

Well... Since we're diving in Catalina this September... Maybe I'll have to bring a DVD of my stuff to share with a fellow videographer.

I'd really like to try and get a dive with you while we're there...

Actually, when we got our Dry Suits... it was one of the first places I thought about being able to dive. Now that we can dive dry that is.