| The George A. Marsh, Kingston ON | N 44° 7.6', W 76° 36.2' | ||||
| Dive Number 192 | Buddies Jason, John | Surface temp 25°C | Starting pressure 2400psi | ||
| Depth 80ft | Visibility fair | Time 28m | Water temp 18°C | Ending pressure 700psi | |
Notes: | Our second of the day went a bit better. There was a long surface interval since rebreather divers from the first dive took a long time under the water, and we rode up on the Comet, but found several other divers there and decided to press on. I didnt write down the replacement wreck at the time, but if this is right, my dive log suggests that this is my first time here! A large sailboat was moored on the line, but detached so we could tie up. Our dive went well - there is an impressive bowsprit is at the front and a thermocline at about 60 feet was just right for me to stay slightly warmer and conserve air at the same time (recall that my tank was only starting with about 80% capacity). George and Jason and I had a successful dive before returning home. Chez Piggy for supper! | ||||
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