<\/p>\nI am going to a wild party tonight, so I doubt that I will be making the Sunday Services dive and debrief.<\/p>\n
Trying to make good on a New Year’s Revolution – a dive once a week – I stopped by Redondo Beach for a quick exercise dive.<\/p>\n
I have NEVER seen Redondo Beach so flat!<\/p>\n
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What surprised me was the lack of divers; there probably wasn’t more than a dozen in the parking lot or in the water.<\/p>\n
I geared up and made the easiest entrance I think I’ve ever made – including some boat dives.<\/p>\n
Logged SCUBA Dive #401<\/p>\n
Solo Diving
\nVeterans Park, Redondo Beach, CA USA<\/p>\n
In With: 3000 psi
\nOut With: 1500 psi
\nMax depth: 89 feet
\nWaves: Flat – the flattest I’ve ever seen
\nVisibility: 15 feet
\nWater Temperature: 56 degrees
\nAir Temperature: 67 degrees
\nTotal Bottom Time: 28 minutes<\/p>\n
I had my game bag with me to collect lost gear, so I submerged in 10 feet of water and went West.<\/p>\n
Sand dollars, sand and trash…<\/p>\n
Down the canyon I went.<\/p>\n
At 89 feet I found a nice snorkel!<\/p>\n
I turned around and came across a shovel head – no, not a shark, an actual shovel head from a hardware store.<\/p>\n
A crab was living under it, so I just left it.<\/p>\n
Coming back up the canyon, it suddenly turned really dark, almost like a night dive.<\/p>\n
Looking up, I saw a massive school of mackerel that blocked the sunlight; it quickly passed.<\/p>\n
I made my way back up the canyon and slowly back to an extremely easy exit – as a matter of fact, “the sand step” that was so common at the surf zone appears to be gone.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Score! If you think it’s yours, contact me with specifics and it shall be returned.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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