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Way to go Harve! You nailed it -- Lake Licancabur on the Chile-bolivia border is the highest body of water in the world, so that's a diving record that can't be beat (sorry record-hunters). My source was a factoid article I clipped from a Skin Diver magazine from 1983. It says the lake is 19,455 ft., and has a self-contained ecosystem due to there being no plant or animal life on the volcano's slope for several thousand feet below the crater. Gee, we knew something George didn't! Call the media! ;-) BTW, what was your source - did you just look in an atlas, for high lakes , or do you have a compendium of weird diving info? Christopher A. Brown The Technical Diving Video Library by Sci-Graphica PR/DOCENT FILMS Tallahassee FL 32311 chbrown@fr*.fs*.ed* P 904-942-7222, F 904-942-1240 It's not the pace of life that concerns me -- it's the sudden stop at the end.
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