Little River

[jeandiver]

Yeah, and when I pull out of Cathy's and turn right onto Route 51 headed north towards the snow, there might be a little whining and snivelling...

I was going to mention:
SURE , you guys leave and almost EVERYTHING blows out.
So now we are whining and snivelling... (EEK)

Beano

[FW]

I was going to mention:
SURE , you guys leave and almost EVERYTHING blows out.
So now we are whining and snivelling... (EEK)

Beano

Best answer yet!

[MORGAN]

I was going to mention:
SURE , you guys leave and almost EVERYTHING blows out.
So now we are whining and snivelling... (EEK)

Beano

Timing is everything!

There's not much diving here either at the moment - unless you want to cut a hole in the ice or drive 150 miles to dive in the nasty icky salty water.

[ScubaGypsy]

There's not much diving here either at the moment - unless you want to cut a hole in the ice or drive 150 miles to dive in the nasty icky salty water.

On Saturday (03/09) my planned charter dive out of Gloucester, MA was cancelled due to NOAA calling for 15' seas. This was the 6th 2013 charter that I have had previously scheduled that was cancelled due to weather conditions. I've only had one 2013 charter go out and that was a wreck and scallop charter out of East Boston in January.

However today I did go for a shore dive in Narragansett Bay (RI) with water temperatures between 36-38 F. Very little sea life with viz in the 10' range.

Next weekend I have plans for the Ice Dive Jamboree at Lake Winnipesaukee on the Lady of the Lake wreck. Going to follow this the following day with a trip to West Rutland for a cave dive in the mine passages at True Blue.

Stay thirsty my friends!

[jeandiver]

Timing is everything!

There's not much diving here either at the moment - unless you want to cut a hole in the ice or drive 150 miles to dive in the nasty icky salty water.

Well , the good news is , that the guages are starting to finally point lower

Beano

P.S. No no , not that yucky salty stuff...