Sorry that you had a problem there. Rangers don't get paid overtime,and you wouldn't believe the number of times the rangers at Peacock have to stay 1 hour plus past posted closing time because people don't give due respect to the signs,but you never hear them complain to the visitors. If I might suggest it would probably be prudent to get to Jug Hole early since it takes quite a bit of time to haul gear back there,set up to do the dive,do the dive,haul gear back,and other sundries before exiting. Also,don't be surprised if a ranger may ask to inspect your gear for nonindigenous invasive plant species,they are very protective of this.
Do remember folks this place was closed for 3 years,and a lot of work was done to get it back open.
"Not all change is improvement...but all improvement is change" Donald Berwick
No worries, we learned our lesson. We were very respectful to the ranger and did not give him a hard time at all. We were both just a little frustrated because we left work early drove all the way up there just to get turned around two and a half hours before closing time. Next time I'll just tell my job I'll be coming to work a little late.![]()
Dive Safe &
God Bless.
-Harry
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Last edited by Line Squirrel; 02-10-2010 at 07:01 AM. Reason: decided better of it
It's bad luck to be superstitious.
Is March 1st the deadline to dive the Jug Hole? Is it worth checking out this month?
God bless & Safe Diving from DanRite!
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