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For the first dive we swam out the the first round buoy and dropped. Ej was the other female divers buddy and I was with the male diver. When I got to the bottom I almost landed on a ratfish which I seen swim away in haste. Vis was crappy I would say about 10 feet maybe. I kept waiting for EJ and her buddy to show out of the muk but after about a few minutes I went to see if I could see them and nothing. So my buddy and I started out our dive. It is kind of nice having new people cause everything is NEW to them. Plan was to stay above 60fsw and I tire pile hopped pointing out creatures. There is the large long set of tire piles which might be two sets. At the shallow end of the deepest pile there was a small octo tucked away in its den. There was a starfish cramping his home a little. The dive lasted around 35 minutes and I was surprised I only used about 1200PSI. When we surfaced we wondered where EJ and her buddy was and just shortly after that they surfaced a little ways away from us. As my buddy and I exited said waters I noticed that EJ's buddy was in very shallow water(the edge) on her back and waves were pounding her in the surf so after a slight chuckle I wondered over to help her up. EJ had also somehow in trying to help her buddy lose a fin and her mask. Said fin was bobbing in the surf and easily recovered. We had thought the mask was all but lost, BUT my dive buddy says HEY I think thats your mask and sure enough it also has beached itself. I dont know where these waves came from but they sure made for a challenging exit.
IMPORTANT NOTE: I hope the EJ does not kick me for telling everyone the fun details
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The second dive was just Ej, Myself and said male diver ( I am so bad remembering names) please forgive me. :luv: We went to the antler house to check out the great hoards of JUNK. Waves seemed to have died down by now. We dropped down and once again the vis is like about 10fsw. I think we happened upon a white dorid nudibranch, but then again I dont know fish ID and I surely dont have a picture to show.
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I think our good vis has gone for the summer IMHO
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