Agreed. Brett called to tell me about this dive. Awesome dive with the new findings.Originally Posted by Limestone Cowboy
Hopefully he is able to get a camera down there with him next time.
Of course the window of opportunity is closing in with all the rain, hopefully they can get one more dive in to sure up the "deepest cave" in the country title for Weeki Wachee.
Congrats to all those involved in KUR. Jeff has been diving Twin D's for a long time and did a good thing by pursuing Weeki during this drought.
Joe
Originally Posted by Richard Pyle
Impressive. Good work by all involved. I've done the tourist dive there a couple of times and the flow is like swimming up an open fire hose.Originally Posted by Limestone Cowboy
Do the scooters alone get the team past the entrance? I have in my head an image of divers with ice axes and crampons muscling their way in.
http://www.baynews9.com/content/36/2...ernando+County
you may have to cut and paste, but here is some video from the news report
Ahaa Come on Joe,
Tell us what it's like to dive there!!!
http://www.deepintentions.com/bio/joe_tegg.html
Eric
Cavern dive buddy... no cave dive for me there. Reading comprehension is a good skill to have.Originally Posted by Shadowjack
I wish I could have gotten into the part where it finally opens up... but the flow kicked me out to many times. Maybe next drought I can get the permit, and add to Brett's line...![]()
Again, my congrats goes to the team, you included, Oh great Eric...![]()
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Joe
Originally Posted by Richard Pyle
Congratulations to the team. That is a hard system to push!
I am so excited to see some new glory right in our back yard. Congratulations to everybody involved.
~G
I don't know Joe.... 3000feet back in with a average depth of 300ft and now it's getting deep - 400ft+, How much line do you think you could put in there?Originally Posted by Tegg
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