Well....not quite. At Wakulla you don't have raging currents that can
switch directions according to depth or in the span of 10-15 minutes, and
there are no white sharks lurking about (although I consider sharks to be
generally a very minor concern, in the case of California, southern
Australia, and South Africa, white sharks can be a VERY big concern for
decompression diving). No diving to those depths in any conditions is a
"piece of cake", regardless of whether the "right" mixtures are used
(which I'm sure you already know).
Mostly giving you a hard time, because I otherwise completely agree with both
you and Harorld on this case.
Aloha,
Rich
Rich - was making a depth comparison. Why is it you guys are
so worried about a creature that it takes two days of chumming to
even get a picture of. Now if I saw you coming at me with that
rebreather on.... G
Richard Pyle
deepreef@bi*.bi*.ha*.or*
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