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another Redondo thread ...

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I love Redondo ... lately it's been a treasure. Was out there on Monday evening and found this little fellow ...

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Vis was the best I've seen in a while ... 20-25 feet at the beginning of the dive, and a little worse than that after the seal showed up ...

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Fantastic Bob! Your ability to get SO close to the various critters without spooking them is truly a gift!
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wow, that is great!
SOME PEOPLE ARE LIKE SLINKIES..... THEY ARE NOT REALLY GOOD FOR ANYTHING ... BUT THEY STILL BRING A SMILE TO YOUR FACE WHEN YOU PUSH THEM DOWN A FLIGHT OF STAIRS

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Sounder wrote:Fantastic Bob! Your ability to get SO close to the various critters without spooking them is truly a gift!
What? Are you trying to say that we blunder along scaring everything in sight?!? #-o ](*,) :axe: Oh well, we're getting better.... :bounce:

GREAT PIC Bob! I think this was the same little guy Keith and I found last week, (I think I recognize him :-) )although your pic is MUCH clearer! (I NEED that 10mp Casio Calvin's been talking about!)
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Beautiful shot Bob, really stunning.

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That is a cutie Bob! Great picture. I hope I find that little guy Saturday. And btw, happy birthday Bob! Until our next dive...

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great shot, Bob! Are you still shooting with your Oly, and if so, are you shooting in the underwater "scene" mode?
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Bob!
That is a perfect Picture!

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cardiver wrote:great shot, Bob! Are you still shooting with your Oly, and if so, are you shooting in the underwater "scene" mode?
Yep, that's the Oly in underwater scene macro mode using the internal flash ...

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Beautiful, 2008 calendar, for sure =D>
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Sounder and I dove Redondo today with an OW student. Jody did great and some of the best vis of the winter. The Ling Cod was at the Bug, but no eggs.
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That shot looks avatar-worthy, Bob :smt064
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I'd really like to see a shot of her in her depends! :pale:
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isnt that a cuddle fish? or a stubby squid.? very good picture....I give it a 10 :prayer:
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Stubby squid
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That brings up an interesting thing I have been wondering (but have been too lazy to look up)
Aren't cuddlefish a southpacific specific 'fish'?
(say that 5 times fast!)
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Cera wrote:That brings up an interesting thing I have been wondering (but have been too lazy to look up)
Aren't cuddlefish a southpacific specific 'fish'?
(say that 5 times fast!)
Yes, and it's cuttle fish, unless they are, um, mating... :evil4:

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Zen Diver 2 wrote:
Yes, and it's cuttle fish, unless they are, um, mating... :evil4:

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LMAO! Good one, Valerie.
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NICE :supz:
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I hope you dont mind Bob but I jusy made your little Stubby Squid my wall paper on my computer
thats how much Mollie and I liked it thanks

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I can't say "south pacific specific". I tried twice and it just made my moniter wet. :dontknow:
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