SoCalSwami Diving

8/2/2009 - 08-02-09 LJS North Wall; End of an era

Location: LJS North Wall

Date: 8/2/09 Sun

Descent: 7am

Vis: 20-30'

Min Temp: 55 deg

Time: 90 minutes

Divers: Kim, Newell

Conditions Sunday on North Wall were excellent. Great visibility and no current/surge/surf.

As many of you know, the doors closed on one of our beloved nitrox supplier this week, and with it, the keys to the deeper regions of our beloved LJS. Our group thought it appropriate to consume our final bottles of 32% on a worthy site, and we were not disappointed.

We found great visibility throughout the dive with a brilliant blue hue in the water column. My favorites critters were a teenie-baby tree fish, a lovely two-spotted octopus spread out on a kelp frond in the shallows, and a fragile rainbow star playing peek-a-boo with a scorpion fish.

Side Note: my newest toy, a Reefnet Sensus Ultra is proving to be a useful accessory. The dive profile data is a nice feedback on my dive performance plus I don't have to worry about leaving the sensus on my desk attached to my download cable, unlike my wrist mount dive computer.

A few pictures logged on photobucket:

http://s279.photobucket.com/albums/kk145/SoCalSwami/Diving%202009/080209-shores-am/

Mike Hallack

8/5/2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

Nice pics. Have you identified the nudibranches yet? The one with the frilly white head (behind?) was particularly nice.
You mentioned your new toy, the Reefnet Ultra. I've got the Reefnet Pro, the version of the toy before your brandy new one, and am considering upgrading it. Any thoughts on this? Are you familliar with the prior functionality? What a super way to log your dives!

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