I left a spool attached to the line at the first jump upstream in the wormhole today. Please let me know if you recover it. Thanks.
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Spool left in Wormhole
I left a spool attached to the line at the first jump upstream in the wormhole today. Please let me know if you recover it. Thanks.
I may dive Ginnie tomorrow. What does it look like so I know 100% it's yours? & what do you want me to do with it if I pull it?Originally Posted by Serota
It's bad luck to be superstitious.
Yea, Mike wants to know where he should stick your spool...
How was the wormhole? Is it easier on sidemount?
Time for a Ginnie pass?
Elisha Gibson
PADI OW Instructor
NACD Full Cave
"Backmount takes the most flexible part of your body and makes it inflexible" - Me
I'm getting there...I'm ready to crawl out of my skin. My diving went from 4-5 times per week down to 1Time for a Ginnie pass?
But their bigger, more aggressive dives so I guess that's the upside.
It's bad luck to be superstitious.
I hope if you guys go in the cave today you can resist the urge to go into the Wormhole or Harry's crack, or other tight spots. I know of several teams planning on diving at Ginnie today and none of us wants to see the 10 feet of visibility we saw yesterday.
Think--BIG CAVE---Lets stay in BIG CAVE. Lets not root around in tight holes & mess up the only divable cave in the area.
Jim Wyatt
Cavediveflorida
How in the world does someone blitz out the system going in The Worm Hole?
Harry's Crack, probably, from what I've heard. I don't know, never been in there.
Last edited by Line Squirrel; 03-18-2008 at 05:58 AM.
It's bad luck to be superstitious.
PM sent
Mike:
See my PM
Jim Wyatt
Cavediveflorida
Im not claiming to be a god or anything, but I make it through the worm hole without blowing out the system. Its really not that hard
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