SCUBA Diving At Terranea Resort, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
I pulled up in the mighty truck to our current parking spot at Terranea; the divers really missed seeing the Duster and I was told, “Not bringing the Duster is just wrong.”
I was hoping for a hot chick named Wrinkles to show up and dive, but she was a no show; I went with Instructor Ron.
Logged SCUBA Dive #343
Terranea Resort, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
Dove with Instructor Ron
In With: 3000 psi
Out With: 700 psi
Max depth: 64 feet
Waves: As flat as a lake
Visibility: 15 to 20 feet
Temperature: 54 degrees, colder at depth
Total Bottom Time: About 42 minutes
We made an uneventful entry off of The Point.
We descended in an attempt to find the statue; but hit bottom on a sand bar, which sort of disoriented me as there were no familiar reefs to aid in navigation.
We never found the statue.
A nudibrach next to an egg ribbon.
Instructor Ron is right behind.
Two divers follow.
A sunstar hides behind some kelp.
Vis was 10 to 20 feet, depending on where we went.
I don’t know what these are… they look like a collection of sunflower seeds.
I don’t know what these are either, but they look like small yellow maggots, but they weren’t moving.
We exited The Cove without hassle.
Debriefing continues ahead of the Terranea Resort opening; apparently the public opening has been pushed back a few days.
I think next week I’ll bring my barbecue to test our debriefing limits.
The sunflower seeds are Kellet’s whelk eggs and the yellow spaghetti is sea hare eggs. I think Ana stayed home because you didn’t drive the chick magnet this week.
Comment by Phil Garner — June 8, 2009 @ 2:57 pm