Thank You Seven Sea's Scuba

[Bric Martin]

I owe a big thank you to Cary Herb, Nicole Pratt and Seven Sea's Scuba. In April my dive light stopped working. I took it to Seven Sea's Scuba and they sent it off to be repaired. The light maker is a well known company, not some small operation. 3 months went by and there was no word, the company didn't answer the phone or about 15 e-mails. The local rep was no help at all, I started to wonder if the company had gone out of business. About 2 weeks ago the company answered a call, from Nicole Pratt the Seven Sea's PADI Course Director. I really don't know what was said, but I received the light 8 days later and the work was done for free. Thank you to everyone at Seven Sea's Scuba.

Now the really good stuff, diving has been really good recently. The viz in the canal is over 30 feet at depth. Everything seems vibrant and healthy. Now is really the time to get out and dive. The following are recent photos, if we are Facebook friends you have seen some of them before.

[Waynne Fowler]

Holy Cow Bric
Those are some outstanding photos... I Love the egg yoke (that is an egg yoke right?), amazing!

Thanks for sharing them.

[Dusty2]

Wow those are some gorgeous photo's! I really like the first 3
Where were you diving?

[YellowEye]

Sweet photos! I especially love the jelly!
Kudos to Seven Seas!

[gutholmj]

Those are great photos Bric. I really like the composition of the one with the cockerell's nudibranch.

[Bric Martin]

(that is an egg yoke right?).

Thanks guys!

Wayne...that is an egg yolk jelly. I was corrected earlier when I called it lion's mane jellyfish!

[RVbldr]

Just curious, but how do you tell the difference between a Lion's Mane and the Egg Yolk jellies?

[Desert Diver]

A lion's mane really looks like a lion's mane. I'm no critter identifier but that's one I know.