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Read my article again, that is almost all all I actually remember :-) One thing I just thought of. The real reason we turned was we were only wearing shorty wetsuits, and didn't want to scrape our arms and legs on the stalactites in the narrow area.Quote:
Originally Posted by OH
I don't even remember how to get there, but the original owner of Quabo divers would know. I don't recall his name, but surely any employee there would know.
The original owner of Quabo Divers was Arthley Ebanks. His name is probably mis-spelled but is pronounced Atley. I found him a few years ago and asked about that cave Forrest mentions and he told me that his mother or grand mother gave that piece of property to a relative and they built a house on it and discharged their sewerage into the cave. So, if you have a Viking dry suit and a Superlite hat with double exhaust valves you will be all set to dive that cave. I have been told that there is another diveable cave on the East End and it is deep and requires tri mix.
Yes, that is the name. I think the current owner is his son. He would know how to get there, since it was next door to his father's home.Quote:
Originally Posted by Capt Tom McMillan
Heading out on THU to find some caves and landowners - wish us luck ;D
For sure, GOOD LUCK! Let me know how it goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by OH
PM sent...
thanks
I know this thread is a year and a half old but did anything come of it? I may have a trip there soon with a couple of days to myself. I'd rather dive inland than in the salt but sometimes chiggers can't be boozers or beggars can't be choosers or something like that. :)
I never heard back from OH, and he hasn't logged on for several months.Quote:
Originally Posted by T. Bix
Do you need an assistant? I could help keep the beer cold...Quote:
Originally Posted by T. Bix