Thread: What's the one thing during a dive that makes it all worthwhile?
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Old 17-04-08, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by GLOC
Just getting under the surface and seeing the wreck underneath you some distance away.
Oooh yes. I'll never forget the first time I experienced that. It was on the Mohegan. I thought my depth gauge must be wrong. And again on HMS Formidable. Stunning.

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Originally Posted by purple vonny
Getting the perfect photo and staying warm. Just knowing that I am in a place that not many people have been.
Yes, that's it for me too. Even a little pootle off Babbacombe can seem special when you know you'll be seeing things that are onle a few metres off the beach but the tourists will never see them.
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