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2012-10-13 - Mike's Beach Resort, Washington, United States
11m - 39 min - Dived with Ken Bell from Seven Seas Scuba
First dive of underwater navigation. We measured distance for kick cycles (my kick cycle count was about 41 kick cycles = 100 ft). We used compass navigation for an out and back and natural navigation and came back within 50' of the buoy. Natural navigation was easier if you monitor your depth. Ian ran low on air, so we had to postpone the square navigation for the next dive.
2012-10-13 - Mike's Beach Resort, Washington, United States
14m - 23 min - Dived with Ken Bell from Seven Seas Scuba
Dive #2 of the underwater navigation portion of the advance open water certification. Completed the square and came within 50' of origin. Briefly saw a wreck while navigating the square. Both navigation dives were off the right side of the pier.
2012-10-13 - Mike's Beach Resort, Washington, United States
7m - 23 min - Dived with Ken Bell from Seven Seas Scuba
3rd dive of weekend, had trouble equalizing. This was the search and recovery elective dive of the Advanced Open Water Certification.
2012-10-13 - Mike's Beach Resort, Washington, United States
14m - 27 min - Dived with Ken Bell from Seven Seas Scuba
My first night dive. A DM joined us on the dive, but I don't remember her name. Still having trouble with equalization. Dived off left side of pier.
2012-10-14 - Mike's Beach Resort, Washington, United States
29.3m - 25 min - Dived with Ken Bell from Seven Seas Scuba
Deep dive training for Advanced open water certification. Saw sea whips. No noticable narcosis at this depth.
2012-10-14 - Mike's Beach Resort, Washington, United States
15.8m - 32 min - Dived with Ken Bell from Seven Seas Scuba
Wreck dive elective for Advanced Open Water Certification. Explored one of the many wrecks at this site (off the left side of the pier, near the kayak) and saw an octopus under the bow. Reportedly, another was under the starboard side, but we kicked up too much silt.
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