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No longer a Great Lakes/boat/wreck virgin!
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BrianF
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Awesome. The Grecian is one of my favorite dives.
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We're not doing the Grecian. Just did Deep specialty a few weeks ago. Buddy and I want more experience before going deeper. I've got 46 dives, buddy a few less. The deepest wreck we'll be doing is about 75ft to the keel. DM Wilson/Montana are the deepest. One morning will be the Nordmeer. Monohansett is another we want to do. We'll go deeper next year.
ETA: Maybe the Straits next year. I *really* want to do the Cedarville.
ETA: Maybe the Straits next year. I *really* want to do the Cedarville.
w3dge
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Looks fun, glad you enjoyed. Congrats on popping your wreck cheery! 
Chavodel8en
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1) Congrats!
2) I thought I had high cold tolerance bc I dive NorCal wet (8/7 mm, as low as 48 deg F) with no plans to go dry. But I bow down to 56 deg F in a 5 mm.
3) Never really had any interest in freshwater diving before, but I think I just added Great Lakes shipwrecks to the list of diving destinations. They look very interesting. If im ever in the neighborhood, I'll bring my gear.
2) I thought I had high cold tolerance bc I dive NorCal wet (8/7 mm, as low as 48 deg F) with no plans to go dry. But I bow down to 56 deg F in a 5 mm.
3) Never really had any interest in freshwater diving before, but I think I just added Great Lakes shipwrecks to the list of diving destinations. They look very interesting. If im ever in the neighborhood, I'll bring my gear.
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