Overhead environment questions.

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Ryan

Could you call this place a semi filled cave. Low water and you have fresh air above but when tide comes in, the waves will now make it what we all would call a cave evironment? I am envisioning a place wher you can drive a boat through at low tide.
 
It sounds more like there's plenty of direct access to the surface, but only if you like being beat to :censored: on the rocks surrounding that "surface"…which more or less makes it an area with a soft overhead that's unpredictable in the severity of consequences for violating it. I don't like unpredictable surge and hard objects on which I could bash my head, but I'll defer to those who have actually seen the site on whether it's actually a risky dive.

Either way, I'd say you need to agree on a meeting point in the event of separation, and a time frame for waiting there before heading off to call in the SAR divers. If you can't realistically surface and wait/look around, I'd treat it like a cave or wreck dive in terms of team separation planning.
 
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