Back when I scuba dived Piccaninnie Ponds, Mt Gambier, I managed to take a few fuzzy photos underwater. This video from wavesncaves on YouTube brings it all back much more clearly though.
My best dive in Pics was a night dive when the water was so clear it felt like you could see forever. On the way back up again, you'd stop at about 30ft and turn your torch off and look up and see the stars. It felt just like floating in space.
And to think, if I hadn't read Jules Verne's novels, I might not have done this.
A few books I am looking forward to reading in 2026... At least the ones
that I know about!
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Every year for the last couple of years I have made one of these lists,
but I can't remember ever actually reading my way through it. I read
perhaps 50%...
4 days ago
5 comments:
I'll come back and watch this when I have broadbands again, Carol. I'm on dial up at present and it's not worth trying to watch videos. But I'd love to see what's under Piccaninny Ponds. After all, I live not five miles form there but have no intention of going down!
It was fun at the time, but I don't think I could face the cold water these days. :)
I doubt if I would've gone down when I was twenty! You must be very brave.
Not really brave. I had to do a years' worth of training including deep diving and black water diving. By the time I passed the tests, diving in Pics was more like the icing on the cake.
i still fink ure bwave.
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