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Psycho Solo Diver - Online Diving Blog and more!
http://psychosolodiver.com
This is my online journal mostly of my SCUBA and free dives, diving education, quest for new diving equipment and much more!
- Added on: Feb 20th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Psycho Solo Diver
- Listed in: Scuba Diving Outdoor Recreation
- Tags: Photography hunting southern california scuba freediving beach diving
Recent Posts
So, Are The Lobsters Deeper Now? We Had To Find Out
A transformer had blown up, causing King Harbor to be in pitch darkness - I hope it was not an attack by Al Qaeda. Luckily, we were prepared for darkness, so that did not stop us on our mission to liberate some lobsters. Last Sunday, divers dug three...
Excellent Diving Conditions Reported At Terranea Resort
Yes, I missed today due to ongoing personal issues. Reports of 61 degree, crystal clear water made missing today extremely painful. However, thanks to modern technology, the web audience can relive the excitement and adventure of today. I’ll le...
Veteran’s Day, Lobster Liberation Dive
Thank you to all the Veterans that have served, and are serving, the armed forces of this country, to preserve the precious freedoms we still have left. Having to work today, and being so broke that I would have had to miss the Disabled Veterans̵...
Palos Verdes Dive Conditions Report From Terranea Resort
Hearing that Redondo Beach had four to six foot swells and that there was some storm front coming in, I headed down to Terranea Resort hoping more for dive camaraderie and debriefing than in hopes of getting in the water. There was a low diver turn ...
Palos Verdes Lobster Hunting During A Full Moon
With a full moon out and yesterday’s diving conditions reported as being good to excellent, Instructor John, Instructor Ron and I, took the mighty zodiac out to try another secret lobster hunting location. We left King Harbor around 8:30 PM and...
Woman Dies After Deep-Sea Certification Test
Thank you, Crazy Ivan for bringing this to my attention. This seems, or at least initially appears to be, a shear case of panic, followed by a mad dash to the surface. There also seems to be some speculation on the thread at Scubaboard.com, that the ...
