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  • Total number of dives not on diveboard:
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  • Dives published:6
  • Total dives count:10
  • Dives this year:0
  • Total underwater time on Diveboard:7 hrs 26 min
  • Most dives on Diveboard in:
    United States
  • Deepest Dive:
    13.5m in Hawaii Oahu, United States
  • Longest Dive:
    65 min in Hawaii Oahu, United States
  • Pictures in logbook:0
  • Number of species spotted:5

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    2014-06-12 United States Hawaii Oahu
    Waimea Bay (Wall)

    It was a nice dive but there was a thermocline on the surface that made it hard to see on the snorkel out. It had lots of wildlife like brine-stars and little fish. There were two neon green sea-snails that were just sitting on rocks. There was a two and a half foot eel that watched us go by. It was a good dive and I would do it again.

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    2014-04-27 United States Oahu, HI
    Tracks Beach Park

    it was a good dive but had to be cut short because i had a headache.

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    2014-01-11 United States Hawaii Oahu
    Kahe Point Beach Park

    Conditions were fair. Reef was too shallow (11 feet) so we went South. South just had a sandy bottom. We saw a Honu (Green Sea Turtle) and a rock-fish. I got smacked on the head with an aluminum tank and learned it is hard to scream underwater. Next time we have to spread out more so we are not crammed together and get hit. I need extra weights because i was too bouyant near the end of the dive. The aluminum tanks get lighter when they are empty so I started to float up. I should put 6 lbs in the front and 6 lbs in the back. We might go there again but the bottom is too sandy in some parts although in other parts there was very nice reefs. It was a fun dive and I enjoyed it.

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