Portsmouth Olympic Harbour, Kingston ON			N 44° 13.0', W 76° 31.1'
Dive Number 202		Buddies Mark, Neva	Surface temp 17°C	Starting pressure 3100psi
Depth 42ft	Visibility poor	Time 40m	Water temp 20°C	Ending pressure 1700psi
Notes:	Neva and I met up with Mark at Portsmouth to make another attempt to find the lines and anchors and chairs and remember all our gear and everything! Neva had not used her wetsuit in over a year and it no longer really fits, but she managed to squeeze into it for one last dive today. We found the pipes! We found the line! We saw the anchors! We saw the chair! We saw the stop sign! We found our way home! Success! Also we saw two very large drum. Or one very large drum twice. Also I used my new dive computer. It's an Aqualung i300. And I wore my 7mm suit only without a hood, and 16 lbs and it was good. And also also I forgot to give Mark his ten bucks for the air. I owe you, buddy!

Portsmouth Olympic Harbour, Kingston ON			N 44° 13.0', W 76° 31.1'
Dive Number 201		Buddy Mark	Surface temp 27°C	Starting pressure 2900psi
Depth 28ft	Visibility good	Time 45m	Water temp ~16°C	Ending pressure 1700psi
Notes:	Mark and I managed to find a little more time to log another dive this afternoon. We expected to follow the Portsmouth Harbour line out the anchor and explore a line from that branches off to the Northeast - I understand it goes to another anchor? Instead, we failed to even find the first lin and just went for a leisurely swim around the harbour. Our error? We didn't head far enough South at the beginning of our dive to find the starting point; we just kept going Southeast and expected to run into the line. We saw some freshwater rum, a few bass, and the hull that's probably been there all along but which we'd never seen before just next to the pier. Then we went under again to make sure we'd know how to find the pipes and the line next time. No post dive food! I had to come home to make supper for the family!