Smooth, like a Comet

Not infrequently, our booked charters have to be rerouted to the Wolfe Islander because of weather. Tonight we made a radical break from tradition, using the glassy smooth surface as an excuse to redirect our scheduled dive from the KPH to the more distant and historically elusive Comet (1848-1861). If "seasoned" is what you call an experienced diver, is "unflavoured" a reasonable way to describe a newbie? In any case, our expedition showed the diversity of our club well, with divers young and older, with varying levels of experience. The water was comfortable at about 17 degrees, with a visible and palpable thermocline about five feet off the eighty foot bottom. The Comet features 22-foot paddle wheels and a few intact stacks remain to peer into. Gobies were the only fish I saw.

Divers:  Steve C  Steve L  Phil  Robert  Lee  Billy  Jenny  Chris C  Narisa  Jeffy  Scott  Kim