How about considering the recovery of the two safety divers who died for Hal's world record deep dive right here in Orlando, Florida?
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How about considering the recovery of the two safety divers who died for Hal's world record deep dive right here in Orlando, Florida?
This happened at Mystery Sink? Right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Rotella
Yeah, Mystery Sink in Orlando. A group showed a film of the sink last year at the NACD workshop. No one saw a body. Just lots of floating bacteria and silt. Go figure.
Personally I would perfer people just leave my body alone if I croak in a cave. Crayfish and catfish have to eat also and my cats had their chance!
I already signed a will that states if I die on land I want to be cremated and have my ashes scattered at River Sink. At least I'll make that connection then! :D
I'm getting morbid, back to bed. Cindy :D
:-D ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cindy
Cindy, if you die diving sidemount, you ARE NOT DIR and are not qualified to have ashes scattered under a WKPP permit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cindy
How about Vin Zant? That way you could swirl down the vortex!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cindy
I haven't heard the story of the two safety divers... what were the details?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Rotella
Tony
Chas.,SC
http://www.floridacaves.com/mystery.htm
The last links on these pages have to do with the fatalities
Nice links!Quote:
Originally Posted by Daedalus
The last article was written in 1997. The lady who owned the sink can't still be alive. So, anyone know who owns the property now? Anyone in the Orlando area willing to check it out?