Sideways
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That's a great idea Ron, can't believe I never thought of it. Thanks!
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JenLoves2Dive
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I use a permanent marker on the base of my camera housing and write my name, phone number and email address on it.
I got the idea from JLyle.
One day I was doing some shallow diving and puttering around experimenting with my camera. I found a really cool scorpion fish and after taking photographs I looked up to see another diver some distance away photographing a subject. I went over to him and motioned to him that I had found a scorpionfish (stonefish) and made a hand signal. He followed me over and then shook my hand to thank me. I shook his hand and pointed to my self took my reg out and mouthed "Jennifer". He smiled, flipped over his camera and on the bottom of his housing he had his name written...Jim Lyle LOL!
I didn't even know he was down in Cozumel. Too funny.You never know who you are going to run into down there!
Now, if someone could just find the 2 carat Ceylon sapphire that dropped out of its setting on Columbia Deep that would be something!
Stupid -stupid-stupid me.
I imagine that it's sitting somewhere in a yellow-head jawfish's burrow!
I got the idea from JLyle.
One day I was doing some shallow diving and puttering around experimenting with my camera. I found a really cool scorpion fish and after taking photographs I looked up to see another diver some distance away photographing a subject. I went over to him and motioned to him that I had found a scorpionfish (stonefish) and made a hand signal. He followed me over and then shook my hand to thank me. I shook his hand and pointed to my self took my reg out and mouthed "Jennifer". He smiled, flipped over his camera and on the bottom of his housing he had his name written...Jim Lyle LOL!
I didn't even know he was down in Cozumel. Too funny.You never know who you are going to run into down there!
Now, if someone could just find the 2 carat Ceylon sapphire that dropped out of its setting on Columbia Deep that would be something!
Stupid -stupid-stupid me.
I imagine that it's sitting somewhere in a yellow-head jawfish's burrow!
CheddarChick
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Jen That is toooo funny...
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