Northwest Dive Club

I've never encountered a current remotely like you describe there in over 60 dives on the site (typically at least a couple times a month) on all exchange sizes, and I never consider the exchanges when I dive there. I have encountered some current, and adjusted my dive by going into the current the...

Three Tree can be dove any time, any tide. If the current is strong you may have a little struggle if you go to the south {left} of the entry towards the point. Er...I did a dive at Three Tree where we ended up pulling ourselves along the bottom with our knives for about 10 minutes - it was the onl...

You can use the ruler tool on Google Earth if it doesn't need to be exact.

According to that, it's roughly 870 feet from shore to the top of the T and 280 for the length of the T.

nwscubamom wrote:WAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!

- Janna (Current president of the Never-Seen-A-Lumpsucker Club)

(great shots, Jenn!!)

What she said!

kwbyron wrote: I thought about posting it under "proof of the existence of mermaids"

Or, proof the mermen like to just roll over and fall asleep, too.

Greg Jensen wrote:Both species of snails are visible in this view.

That's so funny that two different species would get together and lay eggs like that. Thanks for the info!

i know i'm going to get flak for this :violent3: , but i'm not really into camping, unless it's at a motel 6... #-o I guess you get about as many bugs there, haha. There is a motel at Seiku called Curley's that I believe has air fills, and there are hotels in Port Angeles, or cabins that you can re...

How do you feel about camping? I've been thinking for a while that we should do a club camping trip to the Olympic Penninsula. Camping at Crescent Lake would put us close to the lake (obviously), Salt Creek State Park, and Neah Bay.

Has anyone tried any of the Green Force lights? I'm curious how they compare to Salve/Dive Rite etc. -Valerie Last year I dove with Diver_C (35w salvo), Pez (21?w salvo), and a friend (green force, not sure which one) at sund rock. There really was no comparision, the green force was a yellow light...

It looks like popeye....I've seen it on aquarium fish. It's usually caused by trauma, but if both eyes have been affected it's probably a symptom of a bacterial or fungal infection.

Sad, because it's unlikely to clear up on its own.

Jan K wrote:Were there any Shaggy Mouse Nudies around?

Not in the immediate vicinity (that I noticed) although we did see two on another log, uh, in flagrante delicto.

I am assuming these are eggs, but what kind? The first was found at Day Island Wall, the second at Titlow. <a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/PenelopeStJohn/DIWAndTitlow012008/photo#5157835800864270642"><img src="http://lh4.google.com/PenelopeStJohn/R5RQVWBOqTI/AAAAAAAACgs/fOTbNMv_y...

It looks like permits have been applied for to create two new buildings on a piece of property southeast of Salty's, in the triangle created by SW Florida St., Harbor Ave., and the railroad tracks. One is to be a 3-story office building and the other is a 2 story retail/restaurant building. BUT...t...

It looks like permits have been applied for to create two new buildings on a piece of property southeast of Salty's, in the triangle created by SW Florida St., Harbor Ave., and the railroad tracks. One is to be a 3-story office building and the other is a 2 story retail/restaurant building. BUT...th...

*sigh* I wish our company gave us MLK off. Alas. I'm up for a dive pretty much any time in February except for the first weekend.

So, what did he do with the cheetohs afterwards?! :) Don't tell Janna, but I popped them back in the bag and passed it along to her. We were all really hungry, the Cheetoh supply was dwindling, and a few nosibranchs never hurt anyone right? I don't know what compelled me to stick snacks up my nostr...

Sergeant Pepper wrote:Oh, I foiled you , you should have included a quote!

Get it, get it... I "foiled" you.

Very funny!

:smt038

Congratulations again! See, I told you that you had nothing to worry about.

All that practicing helped me, too, so thanks!

It used to have a third nipple, but it walked away.

Oh, you boys and your light saber lights!

Something must have eaten them. They're so exposed and hard to miss that I'm surprised that any make it at all.

The second blob looks like a single squid egg, usually found in bunches like this: <a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/PenelopeStJohn/DIW010508/photo#5152220453247297282"><img src="http://lh3.google.com/PenelopeStJohn/R4BdNGBOpwI/AAAAAAAACZU/eSBDAPSrvoQ/s400/squid%20eggs.jpg"></...

Thanks for a good laugh, all of you! Keep 'em coming!

Yay club dives!

I gave the Mack & Jacks with a shot of Bushmills a test run on Thursday after diving. The results were very promising, but, uh, more testing will be required.

I had no idea the PNW had anchovies! Wish I were finding this out under different circumstances though.

Perhaps somebody had a bad experience with a pizza and was getting revenge?

Calvin wrote:Penelope has a deep fascination with little figurines (check her avatar if you don't believe me)

Oh poop, you found me out!

Mr. Potato Head toy is a favorite of the Cornish Aquarium's GPO.



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