I ran across this picture right after reading your post. Could this be the parking area at the dive site you're describing:-) Wendell http://www.lachvandedag.com/2001/augustus/WCbrommer.jpg "Duane Liptak Jr." wrote: > > >Oh I guess we need to through cave divers in as well they camp out and take > >there gear to the edge of the cave system then dive in. In fact the first > >time I saaw a picture of a tarp being used is from geine springs. So they > >must not be real tech divers either. ;-) > > To a certain extent, you are correct. 99% of the folks you see at Ginnie > (The Redneck Riviera) are abject morons. I never saw a cage, helmets, > headmount lights, or a cobra guard until I went to Ginnie. I also never saw > a fat bastard on an Aqua-Zepp until Ginnie. Wow. There are a few > exceptions, but they are easily identifiable, i.e. they're the only ones > that don't look like an underwater flea market. Most of the idiots there do > "picnic table penetrations", where the distance of furthest penetration is > measured starting at the picnic table where the fat ass set up his gear. > 500-1000 feet is then added for good measure, to inflate egos and impress > the local lovelies. The typical whale will do a 30 minute dive to the lips, > leave a glory marker, then deco for an hour and a half and call it a 2 hour > bottom time. Then it's back to the truck to crack open a beer and > pontificate to anyone who will listen about the time he laid 1/50th of a > dive rite red reel worth of line into a dead-end alcove. (Which was > subsequently removed by the next sensible person to swim by) In summation, > don't confuse anything you see at Ginnie Springs with real cave diving. > Then again, the scenery during deco can be interesting when a bunch of > sorority honeys are swimming in the run. > > OK, sorry. Enough cave stuff on techdiver. I had a half-day off, and > couldn't help myself. > > Duane > > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. > Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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