Mark Phelps
Canada
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Nº3
Date: 2006-07-23 - 11:15
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Max Depth: 54m Duration: 21mins
Dive Location
- Temp: Surf 84°C Bottom 70°C
- Dive type : Training, Photo
- Visibility: Average Water: Fresh
Specific gear used
- Weights: 10 kg
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- 12L Steel 214 → 103 bar
- Average depth: 36m
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Easily the best of our Wreck Dives, and by far the best of our four check out dives. For our third certifying dive we dove a ship called the Aloha. The best preserved wreck I've seen so far. It still looked very much like a ship.
Unfortunately Rebecca didn't get to see it with me, she was having trouble clearing her ears so we decided to abort the dive ,and return to the boat.As we were swimming back to the boat Ben And Bridgitte were coming up as well. I guess Bridgitte was having trouble with her ears and mask as well. so rather than all four of us losing our dives they put Ben and I together.
We didn't think we;d be going deeper then 40 feet or so today but Ben and I hit about 55 feet. I just don't have enough paper her e to describe how cool it was. The pictures will have to do.