Ryan,
Very cool video. 8) Please post more! Also, you got an excellent Christmas present.
Genesis's video rig:
http://cavediver.net/photopost/data/...s_0079-med.JPG
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Ryan,
Very cool video. 8) Please post more! Also, you got an excellent Christmas present.
Genesis's video rig:
http://cavediver.net/photopost/data/...s_0079-med.JPG
That be the beast.
We may be down there next weekend - if we are, the trim on that beast will be up to snuff by then, and I'll be fixing to use it in earnest....
I love JB... that was some awesome video..... :)
Hey Ryan, awesome video, makes me want to get right back down there. Where in the cave is that second video clip with the sidemount restriction? That's gorgeous . . .
Awesome video Ryan 8) Wish I had made it over there earlier in the week now. Give us a heads up next time you're going to be around.
All of the video was shot in the first 500 feet of the cave. The part you saw in sidemount was the wishbone circuit and the second half I am not sure of the name. Edd told me it may be called the beanie line. When you are swimming in on the mainline keep an eye out to the right immediately after you drop down the first fissure crack. You should see the lines on the right of thew mainline on your way in.Quote:
Originally Posted by BillGraham
Wishbone circuit - the circuit that starts with the long jump to the left immediately after the first fissure?Quote:
Originally Posted by REastman
Beanie line! LOL!
I think some people refer to what I call the wish bone circuit as the horseshoe circuit. Edd said there used to be a beanie tied to the end of that line after the sidemount restriction hence the name. Since I do not see any formal name on a survey map it's the beanie line to me. When you reach the end of the beanie line you can actually see up into the cavern zone and divers swimming over you (good luck getting through the no mount restriction up to there though). It is a fun curcuit to do. Not a lot of swimming in the flow as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by "Genesis
Cool - yeah, it looked familiar - the jumps on both sides of that first fissure are really cool passage...
Thanks, I did see that line come to think about it. Now I really want to go back . . . .
Great Video Ryan. Thanks for posting it. Man! I gotta move closer to Marianna. Kevin Eckelkamp.