>Lets see, If I wear a dry suit with good insulation underneath, I'll be >fairly warm. Yeah, this cold water could be a real problem. I guess those >guys who do ice dives must be real supermen ( I did ice dives back in the >mid seventies in Lake Erie, near Buffalo----this was FAR from challenging). Lets see,If I wear a dry suit with a tank top and shorts underneath,I'll be fairly warm.Yeah,this cold water in Fl. can be a real problem.I guess those guys who dive the reefs and wrecks there must be real supermen.(I did dive there in Boynton in Dec.97.and Miami,Keylargo 94,Key West,Isamorama,Keylargo 95 and I've done all your drift diving,currents,rough seas(what a joke)and this was FAR from challenging). Dan you still miss my point or your dancing around it.I've dove in your back yard you can't say the same.I have no doubt that you can master our area,but to say its a cake walk you have to dive it first.And as for the drift dive,if I were a cruel person I would address resent mishaps.If you planning to come up here this summer when and where if its in this area I can recomend some nice dives or I can plan some dives that should be up to your skill.This is not a challenge,but an offer for great diving.You can then say our diving is easy with experience not ego. Ho yeah when talking about currents or boat speed and things the correct term is knots not mph.And I have incountered your Newfoundland current off of South Carolina from a tried in boat(I would have perfered not too but once your into a dive and the current comes you deal with it.) Capt.J.T. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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