Skydvwolfe
New member
Yesterday I had the best and worst dive ever! I have to share!
Since it was Easter, the local Marina (Kadena Marina, Okinawa)does an Easter egg hunt every year.
I said to myself, Easter egg hunt in the beautiful Sea of Japan. I'm in. Then I remembered its at the marina. The bottom is sludgy muddy goo, and with about 50 pairs of divers kicking up the bottom....
As soon as we went down, I practically landed on egg. The little plastic eggs that carck in half and get stuffed with candy were suspended with fishing line to little lead weights.
The next four eggs were recovered "shrimp boat style." I held tightly onto my husband's BC and spread my arms as far as possible.
To give you an idea of vis...I literally held my guages almost touching my mask to read my air.
30 Minutes later...we surfaced and returned to shore with 5 numbers for a raffle.
The blue spotted egg that held number 70 earned me a new Oceanic D4 reg
.
Since it was Easter, the local Marina (Kadena Marina, Okinawa)does an Easter egg hunt every year.
I said to myself, Easter egg hunt in the beautiful Sea of Japan. I'm in. Then I remembered its at the marina. The bottom is sludgy muddy goo, and with about 50 pairs of divers kicking up the bottom....
As soon as we went down, I practically landed on egg. The little plastic eggs that carck in half and get stuffed with candy were suspended with fishing line to little lead weights.
The next four eggs were recovered "shrimp boat style." I held tightly onto my husband's BC and spread my arms as far as possible.
To give you an idea of vis...I literally held my guages almost touching my mask to read my air.
30 Minutes later...we surfaced and returned to shore with 5 numbers for a raffle.
The blue spotted egg that held number 70 earned me a new Oceanic D4 reg
.
