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2005 - 1st dive, not your usual thing

Well I hadn't planned to dive today but I had a call this morning asking for assistance so I found myself diving in Kamala Lake, Phuket this afternoon searching for cars.

Vis ranged from zero (blackout) through to a thumping half a metre. We spent 3.5 hrs in the water and failed to find anything other than trees, vegetation and bricks/rubble, very frustrating.

Thanks to Joerg Zebisch (Deep Blue Divers, Phuket) and Mathew Partridge (Protech, Phuket) for being with me, both good guys if anyone is looking for training out this way.

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That must have been a hell of a dive Ian,not knowing what or who you may find.Hope things are improving for you over there.
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