Understanding Addiction - I get it now. BCRF Dive log update

[Brian Kakuk]

Today's stunning discovery -

http://www.bahamascaves.com/explorat...odanscave.html

Safe diving,
Brian

[NEON]

Way to go!!! Are there any published maps of the caves there?

[Brian Kakuk]

Sorry, no maps published at this time.

[xsikorsky]

This must to be why I started Cave Diving --thanx for sharing.

[Jay]

Very nicely written Brian. Great discovery!!

[J_glenn06]

Awsome!! I would love to get down there!!

[obsession600]

the forum really needs to add the :jawdrop: smilie

[LCF]

Brian, I read this:

This is my vice, my high, my addiction and I know that in the end, I will do what ever it takes to experience this again and again.

and I just had to smile.

This is what I wrote, after I did my first single tank tours of the cenotes, three years ago:

This was truly a drug, and I will do whatever I need to do for another dose of it.

I'm not in your class as a cave diver, but I think we understand one another.

[Brian Kakuk]

I'm not in your class as a cave diver, but I think we understand one another.

The caves are not concerned with what "class" a person is. From snorkeler to extreme explorer, the planet gives most to those who appreciate her most. It's our individual perception of these amazing places that allows each of us feel like we've been given an exclusive experience.

Sorry if I stole your story! ( :

[LCF]

No, I was just smiling at the fact that cave diving, at whatever level you do it -- mine as a line-following tourist in pretty accessible places, or yours as an explorer -- is powerfully addicting. Those of us who are lucky enough to see these wonderful places share a bond, across distance and time, and even if we don't actually know one another.