<\/p>\nThe swell reports were good and there were no local posts about bad conditions – it’s time for my dive of the week.<\/p>\n
Not too many divers showed up; I dove with a group of four regulars, as reported below.<\/p>\n
A few other recognizable faces were there, too.<\/p>\n
I decided to follow the leader and go off the Point.<\/p>\n
It was fairly high tide, and we picked a spot that should have been easy to enter.<\/p>\n
The water swept in, I flopped down and tried to ride the receding wave out – unfortunately, another one came in and pushed me back.<\/p>\n
It was like riding in a washing machine, sort of – it wasn’t that bad; well, I got out and really everyone else did, with no problems.<\/p>\n
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There were some row boats that passed by with some dude yelling – “Stroke! Stroke! Stroke!”<\/p>\n
Logged SCUBA Dive #387<\/p>\n
Dove with Reverend Al, Nice Bob, Not New Chris and Dry Suit Greg
\nOff the Point, Terranea Resort, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA<\/p>\n
In With: 3000 psi
\nOut With: 500 psi
\nMax depth: 60 feet
\nWaves: Pretty flat, but the ones that came were slow.
\nVisibility: 15 feet plus
\nWater Temperature: 59 degrees, slightly colder at depth
\nTotal Bottom Time: About 40 minutes<\/p>\n
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We swam out to find the pinnacle, and submerged – Visibility seemed good!<\/p>\n
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Looking up from 50 feet.<\/p>\n
We stayed at 50 feet for probably 20 minutes.<\/p>\n
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You would think I would know what these things are – I don’t, but I’ve never seen one in orange.<\/p>\n
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