Hi Tim,
    just another St Lawrence diver...

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From: "Timothy Doty" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 11:32 AM
Subject: Re: Any tech divers have an opinion on PADI's new tech problem?

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>
> >Keystorm,
> My first SL dive.  The viz is so good some days the can get a ways back
> from the wreck , about mid wreck and see the whole thing...  Viz is such
> now divers don't undeerstand why is wasn't found sooner.
>
This is probably my favourite dive in the river.

> >America, Daryaw, Lillie Parsons, Gaskin, Muscallonge, Vickory,
> Dove them all.
>
The America is interesting; I still enjoy the Lillie P and go back when I
can get a ride - often as a passenger when an AOW course is going to do
their deep and/or wreck.

> >Eastcliffe Hall
> Sounds familiar, isn't that a deeper one, starting at 130 and going to
180
> or so?  Heavy current, sunk just off a Coast Gaurd Station....
>
The Eastcliffe is not that deep (40 to 70 feet I think) and the current is
really only a factor on the descent. Its further east near Morrisburgh ON.
I think you are thinking of the Roy A Jodery, depth is 130 to 240 feet -
not a recreational dive for most folk, certainly not for me, haven't dove
it :-) It's near the Coast Guard Station in Alexandria Bay NY.

> Now you'd actually enjoy diving there...
>
Agreed, can't wait for the temps to get decent - I gotta look into a
drysuit one of these years.

> -Tim

- Dennis
>