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Scootered across a lake to dive an unexplored cave
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Here is a short 2min video from todays dive. We travelled 3km on our 90minute dive across an Icelandic lake to explore what is thought to be the outflow from the famous Silfra Fissure.
https://youtu.be/keNb47OXic0
What kind of details do you have from the cave? Depth, penetration, is it lined/previously explored, anything unique or interesting? Looks like fun but cold!?
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Originally Posted by IowaCaveDiver
Matt,
I have no other info. I cna try to find the thread on Reddit again and see if anyone posted the info. I just thought it was cool so shared it
No worries... I was thinking that was you on the dive :-)
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Here is the reddit thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/scuba/comme...m_source=share
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Originally Posted by IowaCaveDiver
Damn, I wish
I saw that on Fraser's instagram the other day. Being outside the park, it theoretically won't get you thrown in jail to dive it. That being said, the entire region is still geologically active, but I plan on diving it anyway the next time I go to Iceland.
I just got back from Iceland yesterday. HOLY COW is it expensive. Flying back through NYC I chuckled how everything in NYC seemed cheap.
How was the trip as a whole? My wife and I have been wanting to go to Iceland for a few years but haven’t had the time. I knew being an island that’s frozen half the year would mean it would be expensive for everything. Plus it’s becoming a US tourist destination increasing pricesQuote:
Originally Posted by jj1987
Iceland is great and it doesn't have to be that expensive just rent your own car stay away from the over priced tours you can pretty much do it all yourself and grocery stores and cooking yourself is way cheaper than trying to go out to eat. Forget about grabbing a craft beer at the bar, they're like $15 each.
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This was a work trip, so I didn't pay too much attention as I wasn't footing the bill :)Quote:
Originally Posted by rddvet
The items that really shocked me were $25 was around the normal price for a burger or fish and chips, $12-15 per craft beer.
Hey Fraser here :) This is my video, pleased to see it shared here.
The cave only has a short length of line from a nearby fissure I layed to help me find it, and another 20m or so down through the first, most obvious, tunnel. The passage I explored ended in a breakdown area so I tied off and scooted home.
I am quite sure this has never been dived as the location is not obvious and requires a 10min scooter to access.
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