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Eric, I was accused today of being "un-American" because I "tell everyone how they have to dive". I only had to do that once, three years ago when I took over the project, and recruited the divers. Now, they would do it no other way, and you can ask any of them who have been diving with me. Also, we make decisions amongst the guys who have the most interest in the project, and the guys who make up the teams that do the dives. As anyone who has been to one of our dives knows, I do not say anything to anybody, and I do not run the dives - every person on our team knows how to do that. I would like to see your video . H2Ocaver wrote: > > This video is great and the cave is beautiful. The blantant > strokery can be overlooked since the true head count of divers > ever to get into this system is around 20. That's right only > 20 divers, and all have violated rule #1, I am admiting this > but I am trying to bring the gospel according to Hogarth to the > ones that will listen. The others have a cotton problem. > This place has its own filter that keeps divers out, so > the inside has very little damage or traces of divers. > The video is worth the cash, I suggest a viewing of "Doing It > Right" quickly afterwards to refresh the brain-EZ > > On Thu, 17 Apr 1997, Brown, Christopher wrote: > > > Everyone who's asked when the Crystal Beach Cave Video would be released > > now have an answer -- it's here -- and it's excellent! > > > > The final scenes, shot in the 2300ft. area called the Dragon's Lair, are > > some of the most beautiful I've ever seen, showing an extraordinary > > discovery: a saltwater/freshwater interface with a thin layer of bacteria > > spread like a soft cloud exactly at the interface zone. When the divers > > scooter from one layer to the other, the images created are truly amazing. > > > > Brent Hemphill developed many beautiful new sequences to add to the show, > > first presented at NACD last year, with Michael Glasenhardt putting the > > post-production standards for this kind of documentary up yet another > > notch. > > > > Considering the off-shore, saltwater, no-mount entry, the beauty of the > > cave, plus the halocline, mussels, hydroids, troglobytes, and the bacteria > > population, it's hard to find a more interesting and important > > discovery/exploration than this one by Mike and Sherry Garman and their > > team. > > > > > > Christopher A. Brown > > The Technical Diving Video Library www.nettally.com/techvid/techvid.html > > 1-800-373-7222 (US & Can.); Outside US:904-942-7222; Fax:904-942-1240 > > > > Life is short -- this is not a rehearsal. > > > > > > > > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send list subscription requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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