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"Wade G. Pemberton" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 6 Jan 2001 21:17:23 -0500
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Lee

> > >I was about at about 140 fsw Thanksgiving AM off the coast of
> > >Palm Beach County (60 miles or so to the north of where you
> > >were).
> >
> > Sounds interesting.  Maybe we would be able to squeeze in a dive or two.
>
> It sounds better than it was.  The plan was to do a dive called "The Hole in
> the Wall" at about 140 fsw.  It's a longish, deepish swim through that I've
> been intending to visit for a while.  Alas, it was not destined to happen
> this time either.  The seas were up and the captain decided not to risk the
> longer trip.

Who were you diving with?

I missed a comp dive to Hole in the Wall off Rampage mid December.
My boat's about 2 slips north of dive boat row at WPB.
Was walking down the dock and Bob said "grab your gear and come on".
Calm, sunny day, vis reportedly 80 feet, and a great set of dives.

Alas, was on 4th day of 5 day antibiotic run, throat still gravelly, nose stuffed,
chest not too good either.
Between that and the 32% mix in my nitrox bottles, I figured I'd certainly see if
not angels, at least some of the major saints at 150 feet depth, so passed.
Reluctantly, I might add.

Also passed on DS crew dive that night, another double dive opportunity before the
winds set in for the rest of December and blew the month away.

Not a good day to be hacking and coughing.


Wade

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