Tuesday, May 21, 2019

Punt Vierkant, Bonaire N 12° 6.5', W 68° 17.5'
   Dive Number 212 Buddy
Philip
Surface temp
27°C
Starting pressure
3000psi
Depth
62ft
Visibility
great
Time
59m
Water temp
25°C
Ending pressure
1200psi

Notes:

The second dive this morning was Punt Vierkant, named for the square shaped point on the sheltered West coast, just South of the Airport.

Since Philip and I enter near the start of the group and are often waiting for a couple minutes before everyone else is in and ready to follow the leader, I was practicing buoyancy while holding my fins crosslegged or behind me. Shawn noticed this and had me pose for a yoga diver picture in lotus position (not the first such picture that exists - I think there is one from the original trip to BVI where Tom and Brenda and Phil and I all met). Also I found out how good it feels to extend at the hips and stretch out behind me while underwater - I get the impression that above and beyond the wildlife that this may be one of the big things that adaptive divers like - that they have such a different experience of their mobility underwater!

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