The loss of Mukelteo T-docs as a dive site
The loss of Mukelteo T-docs as a dive site
I am sorry to report a plan to remove this common dive site from us... The culpret is my drysuit, it turns out Big Yellow is smuggling out the beach a little at a time. Any ideas on how to break my dry suit of this nasty habit? I rinse them with fin water at the car, but he still manages to get it off the beach.
-Kevin
I feel like a fish out of the water when I'm not diving.
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He just said he does that already.
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Fill a couple of gallon jugs with fresh water and bring them with you. After the dive, remove your rig, stand next to your car, and pour it over your head and drysuit. Not only will it restore the sand to the beach ... where it belongs ... it'll make you feel better to replace the salt water on your face with fresh water ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
Kevin,
In actuality you are improving the dive site. By taking the beach home, you are decreasing any potential surface swimming, and for that I thank you.
I always have my 5 gallon bucket o' weights. It would work well for removing the sand, but Bob's right, using fresh water to wash with would help get rid of the salt from your head and hands.
Jake
In actuality you are improving the dive site. By taking the beach home, you are decreasing any potential surface swimming, and for that I thank you.
I always have my 5 gallon bucket o' weights. It would work well for removing the sand, but Bob's right, using fresh water to wash with would help get rid of the salt from your head and hands.
Jake
Well there are other variations, ut this is key... battery powered shower pump... there is a 5-gal white bucket that is kewl... I have one, works great... (not sure this photo link will work so here's the
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or the shower bag... just leave it on the roof or canopy to heat up...
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or the shower bag... just leave it on the roof or canopy to heat up...
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