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  • PADI Enriched Air Diver (Jun 2014)
  • PADI Open Water Diver (Apr 2014)

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  • Total number of dives not on diveboard:
    This number is added to the total number of dives logged in Diveboard (public+private) for the stat "Total number of dives".
  • Dives published:14
  • Total dives count:15
  • Dives this year:0
  • Total underwater time on Diveboard:9 hrs 21 min
  • Most dives on Diveboard in:
    美国
  • Deepest Dive:
    21m in Pompano Beach, Fl, 美国
  • Longest Dive:
    60 min in 2037 River Rd, Bainbridge, PA 17502, 美国
  • Pictures in logbook:0
  • Number of species spotted:16

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    2014-06-17 美国 Pompano Beach, Fl
    Ss Copenhagen Wreck

    Fun dive, we could have explored the broken down wreck for longer! Accessed the site through Pompano Dive Center and Odyssey Charters with a very fun and helpful crew. It was a rainy morning, but the visibility was pretty good, and swells weren't too big. The wreck covers a good amount of area and was used for target practice in World War II (I was told you could still find bullet shells lying around but I didn't see any). Saw lots of colorful mid-sized and small fish, corals, sponges, spiny lobsters, a moray (we think) eel, and a goliath grouper (which is apparently rare for this wreck).

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    2014-06-16 美国 Pompano Beach, Fl
    Sea Emperor

    My first wreck dive, and what a fun one it was! We had a guide to show us around the wreck, which was sunk incorrectly and is upside down with rubble piles to the east. The wreck is N-S oriented. Visibility was reduced a little from storms earlier in the morning churning up the sand and sea. First we explored the rubble next to the east side of the wreck, where we saw a goliath grouper hiding towards the north end. Then we swam through four chambers of the barge, which was a lot of fun and home to several schools of fish. We had some time left so we went a little further east of the wreck to some more rubble/rocks, and there we saw a huge nurse shark (probably 8 or 9 ft)! Overall a very good dive.

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