<\/p>\nPromptly showing up at 8:15 AM, I noticed that the free lot was almost full and divers were starting to gear up. <\/p>\n
But I didn’t recognize any of the divers; where were the regulars?<\/p>\n
I decided to check out the conditions.<\/p>\n
Talk about starting immediately?<\/p>\n
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Three boxes of cheap snorkel gear was by the trash.<\/p>\n
A group must have just came from Big 5 and decided to see if their gear fits – I am guessing.<\/p>\n
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The Cove looked foamy, I met the group of regulars who were walking from The Point.<\/p>\n
In Nice Bob’s words, “You would be risking your life entering off the Point, for barely any visibility.”<\/p>\n
Conditions at the Cove looked divable from and entry and exit point of view, but the conditions looked crappy.<\/p>\n
A few divers dove here and later reports confirmed five to eight feet of visibility.<\/p>\n
The group decided to check out Honeymoon Cove; I followed.<\/p>\n
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There’s some kind of construction going on at Honeymood cove; probably another mansion.<\/p>\n
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Dive conditions looked good, but the trail still sucks.<\/p>\n
I have dove here before<\/a> and have been here when the group decided to dive.<\/a><\/p>\n The trail fucking sucks, and I had a lot of stuff to get accomplished today, so I called the dive – by the way, I didn’t get much done regardless.<\/p>\n Most of the group decided to dive Honeymoon Cove, but I split and ened up in San Pedro at Rebel’s Bar to watch the FIFA officials try and fix the Womens’ World Cup kickball match in favor of Brazil – The USA still won!<\/p>\n Ha! Ha! Screw Brazil! <\/p>\n If I’m going to start whimping out on macho dives, I think I should go back to Wednesday night dives at Veteran’s Park – at least I would get wet.<\/p>\n To get off the subject of diving a little bit, for the past few years I have been helping to set up professional fireworks shows on the 4th of July.<\/p>\n This year, Professional Debriefer Paul was able to document the occassion with two of his award winning videos.<\/p>\n So, this is my one day a year job: <\/p>\n