| Cora W Post, Howe Island ON | N 44° 14.7', W 76° 18.4' | ||||
| Dive Number 30 | Buddy Mike | Surface temp 10°C | Starting pressure 2800psi | ||
| Depth 39ft | Visibility ~30ft | Time 31m | Water temp 9°C | Ending pressure 1500psi | |
Notes: | Frost was on the car this morning, but the weather for our dive this afternoon was beautiful. Mike and doubled back once across the South shore of Howe island before finding the line to the Cora Post, sunk in 1891 with a full load of bricks, many of which are still visible on the wreck. We saw lots of gobies on the wreck, and a big old carp and [we think] some bass inside the wreck. My body temperature seemed to hold firm for the half hour underwater, and I got undressed afterwards without too much shaking and shivering. If the timing works out next week, we'll hopefully get out again. | ||||
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