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| Wreck of the Astor in Chapman's Bay |
Wreck of the Astor, Chapman's Bay. |
Divers and wreck of the Astor. |
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| Invertebrate life on the Astor. |
44F water = great visibility! |
Ascending from the Astor. |
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| Box Jellies at our "secret" divesite. |
Diver and Box Jellies |
Kelp |
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| Jellies and a snack? |
Hout Bay Harbor with Chapmans Peak in the distance and a seal. |
One of the many seals in the harbor. |
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| Buddies |
The "boss" of the harbor. |
The local fisherman tease him so he chases people now. Very sad. |
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| The loading zone at Hout Bay Harbor. We dive here a lot! |
Beautiful blue at Di's Cracks. |
Diver at start of Di's Cracks dive site. Spectacular dive! |
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| Sea fan near a swim through. |
Colorful invertebrate life. |
Di's Crack itself. |
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| Soft corals |
Solo Kelp |
A poorly lit Basket Star! |
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| Sponge and corals at Di's Cracks. |
Gorgonian coral head. |
Sponge? |
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| Sea fan |
Sponge and kelp leaving Di's Cracks. |
Swimming "up" at Di's Cracks |
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| Jelly at our 9m ascent stop. |
The rubber duckie coming in for pickup after a brilliant dive. |
Fellow divers on board. |
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| John at the controls. |
Looking back toward Hout Bay (Chapman's Bay actually). |
A friendly Seal joined us on dive 2. |
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| Did lots of tricks... |
Formation |
The seal really liked my buddy Geo. He followed him for several minutes. |