| Enrique Alvarez on the yardarm of the
forward mast. You can see the sisle attaching the ascent
line to the wreck. |
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Christina on the Choapa. Enrique took this one of me
at the end of my bottom time. |
| Enrique Alvarez ascends at the end of his
dive. Visibility in mid water and on top was awesome,
quite a difference from down on the wreck! The color of
the water was a bit different also. |
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Rick Jaszyn descends to do a dive on the
Choapa. Rick is one of the most experienced wreck divers
on the East Coast, and has been diving the Choapa for
over 20 years. |
| Believe it or not, this is looking up at
the Sea Lion from 50 feet! Visibility improves the closer
you are to the surface. It's hard to believe this is the
Mud Hole. |
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Enrique plays around with the Sea Lion's
surface supplied O2 rig. As you can see, visibility at
the 10 and 20 foot stops was fantastic! |
| Rick Jaszyn, back from his dive on the
Choapa. |
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The pigeon is still exhausted, asleep in
the Sea Lion cabin. |
| "I dig, therefore I am" |
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The Sea Lion breaks the sisle down on the wreck by
pulling back on it. |
| I hope you have enjoyed my images from our trip to
the Choapa, we hope to be back soon, next time hitting
the bridge area! |
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