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Cozumel, Mexico was awesome!
Have lot's of good memories going there, back then traveling with a little herb was relatively easy... no baggage nazis!
Made some good friends by having some killer smoke (local stuff sucked)
My pics sucked so I bought these.
Have lot's of good memories going there, back then traveling with a little herb was relatively easy... no baggage nazis!
Made some good friends by having some killer smoke (local stuff sucked)
My pics sucked so I bought these.
T
toughmudderdave
Paradise Reef? Hopefully ya got to enjoy some good local grub at La Choza, Cafe Denis, or Las Tortugas....provided they're still there. It's been over 15 years since I've been to Cozumel.
took my father back to Truk lagoon, Micronesia few years ago so he could dive the sunken ship he served on in WWII and place a momorial on the wreck.
Al that is so cool you got to do that with your Dad.
Dave... La Choza, and Las Tortugas I remember excellent grub! these trips were in 96-97 if memory serves me right.
We had a blast driving those scooters around exploring the island
We dove all the reefs a few more pic's
Dave... La Choza, and Las Tortugas I remember excellent grub! these trips were in 96-97 if memory serves me right.
We had a blast driving those scooters around exploring the island
We dove all the reefs a few more pic's
Rooibard
Member
Haha did my openwater poolskills after smoking some fresh black afgani hash
non-stop all skills and helping out older lady not to freak out and just breathe lol
Later on the course did my 1st open water dives stoned as well and that was amazing! On surface break found out that consumed same amount of air as my instructor.
More experimenting to follow for sure!
Peace
non-stop all skills and helping out older lady not to freak out and just breathe lolLater on the course did my 1st open water dives stoned as well and that was amazing! On surface break found out that consumed same amount of air as my instructor.
More experimenting to follow for sure!
Peace
...OVERS...i started SCUBA diving in Newfoundland...water temperature was low 30's and i only had a 1/4" suit...while diving off the coast of Labrador salvaging the HMS Reilly that was the flag ship of the British Navy that ran aground while dodging an iceberg and a German sub, the water temperature was 28...i lived in a tent for several weeks while working...dove just about every day...set off TNT charges to break up the yellow brass desalinization system...lots of fun...dove all over Newfoundland...saw lobsters that were as large as me...I'm 6' tall...scallops were the size of a large mans fist...halibut was over 8' long, 4' wide and over a foot thick...they weight about 500 pounds...
...dove the coast of California for over 30 years...used to go just about every weekend off the northern coast...ab diving was a thrill...did a survey on Pisaster ochraceus, generally known as the purple sea star, ochre sea star, or ochre starfish, is a common starfish found among the waters of the Pacific Ocean for my Marine Biology major in college...that went from the coast of Oregon to Mexico...took over a month...dove Lake Tahoe several times...lots of nothing there...most exciting time was under the Golden Gate Bridge...really don't recommend that...so many currents there it was dangerous...didn't stay long...dove most of the Mexican Gulf to Santa Cruz, Mexico...did cave dives in Cancun...love the 82 degree temperature water...what a difference... pleasurable...night dives in Cozumel...think i have a double digit NAUI number...love the quiet of being underwater...
...dove the coast of California for over 30 years...used to go just about every weekend off the northern coast...ab diving was a thrill...did a survey on Pisaster ochraceus, generally known as the purple sea star, ochre sea star, or ochre starfish, is a common starfish found among the waters of the Pacific Ocean for my Marine Biology major in college...that went from the coast of Oregon to Mexico...took over a month...dove Lake Tahoe several times...lots of nothing there...most exciting time was under the Golden Gate Bridge...really don't recommend that...so many currents there it was dangerous...didn't stay long...dove most of the Mexican Gulf to Santa Cruz, Mexico...did cave dives in Cancun...love the 82 degree temperature water...what a difference... pleasurable...night dives in Cozumel...think i have a double digit NAUI number...love the quiet of being underwater...
haven't dived in years got certified as a kid...I should get back into it...yeehaw
St. Phatty
Active member
Free-diving, my ears just don't correct.
I used to be able to dive to 20-25 feet comfortable.
Now, 8 feet is painful.
Is there something about using scuba gear that changes how your ears equalize the pressure ?
People going to 100 feet+ are obviously not having any problems with that.
I used to be able to dive to 20-25 feet comfortable.
Now, 8 feet is painful.
Is there something about using scuba gear that changes how your ears equalize the pressure ?
People going to 100 feet+ are obviously not having any problems with that.
