Post your favorite Bonaire Dive Picture

[Diver DennisP]

as the title states....


I don't have one yet. But 400+ days is too long to wait to see

 

[Herk_Man]

Here's a couple. That last one is a moray on Bari that had a huge chunk missing out of the side of his head.

 

[PhilC]

Bonaire - philandjen's Photos

My favorite so far. Hopefully I'll get something I like even better when we go back in August.

 

[RJP]

Me doing my "visualization exercises" in preparation for a dive on the Hilma Hooker...

...or is it me taking a nap after a long dive on a Salt Pier (seen in background)?

Either way... it's the perfect representation of the "diving freedom" that is Bonaire! Where else could a man in a drysuit take a nap on top of a dozen scuba tanks in the back of a pickup truck without being arrested!

 

[Scotttyd]

Me doing my "visualization exercises" in preparation for a dive on the Hilma Hooker...

...or is it me taking a nap after a long dive on a Salt Pier (seen in background)?

Either way... it's the perfect representation of the "diving freedom" that is Bonaire! Where else could a man in a drysuit take a nap on top of a dozen scuba tanks in the back of a pickup truck without being arrested!

You wearing a drysuit in Bonaire???? The best thing I love about Bonaire is the nice warm water.

 

[Scotttyd]

Here are mine


not a great photo- but a great story for my wife to tell

who doesn't love turtles?

Bonaire has more than just macro life

enjoying a drink with the one I love

 

[DiverVince]

Scotty...VERY Nice!

 

[Herk_Man]

Either way... it's the perfect representation of the "diving freedom" that is Bonaire! Where else could a man in a drysuit take a nap on top of a dozen scuba tanks in the back of a pickup truck without being arrested!

A drysuit? In Bonaire?

ala Monty Python: A tiger? In Africa?

 

[RJP]

You wearing a drysuit in Bonaire???? The best thing I love about Bonaire is the nice warm water.

Normal Human Body Temp = 98.6°F
Mean Bonaire Water Temp = 80.2ºF
Difference = -18.4°F

So -18.4°F difference x 5 dives/day x 6 days = -558°F

That's 35°F colder than 0 Kelvin (absolute zero) which is only -523°F!!

If you don't dive dry in Bonaire...you're gonna die!

 

[Scotttyd]

Normal Human Body Temp = 98.6°F
Mean Bonaire Water Temp = 80.2ºF
Difference = -18.4°F

So -18.4°F difference x 5 dives/day x 6 days = -558°F

That's 35°F colder than 0 Kelvin (absolute zero) which is only -523°F!!

If you don't dive dry in Bonaire...you're gonna die!

well if you put it that way, although by the end of the week I was a tad chilling with my 3mm - had to break out the beenie.

I do not think it is possible to be colder than absolute zero -unless you are in a universe made entirely of anti-matter.