| Overview | |
| Operator | STUART COVES |
| Dive Type | WALL/WRECK |
| Conditions | SURFACE CALM – MEDIUM/STRONG CURRENT |
| Diver/s | Dive Lead: Robin |
| Profile: |
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| Location:
LAT
24.97369
LONG
-77.53259
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| Thoughts: |
| It was good to get back into the water after nearly three weeks away. I was concerned that the water temp was going to be a lot more chilly (yeah yeah) than it was before I left on my excursions. I packed a thicker suit just in case. Thankfully it was not needed. There were about 11 divers onboard today and they all had various levels of experience. Some had not dove for 3 years, others were tech gurus and there was me. lol. Just wanting to blow bubbles and take pictures. It made for a very nice group and some interesting stories and thoughts on the trip out and back. That is one of the fun things about diving with an operation like Stuart Cove. You always get to meet some interesting people that share the passion for exploring the underwater world.
Some of the divers had been diving throughout the week and were saying how rough it had been. We were blessed to have very little surface “noise” although there was current on this dive. With some saying they were finding it hard to move forward in spots. I really enjoyed both dives and our lead Robin was having a ball. Hope you like the pics below! |
