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Scuba Forum / General / February 2005BC - Whytecliff Park Currents
So what's the best tide and current station for planning dives on Whytecliff Park in Vancouver? Also, does anyone know if they make an isolation manifold for my Spair Air doubles? Thanks! > So what's the best tide and current station for planning dives on > Whytecliff Park in Vancouver? http://www.lau.chs-shc.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/cgi-bin/tide-shc.cgi?queryType=showFrameset &zone=10&language=english®ion=1&stnnum=7795 > Also, does anyone know if they make an isolation manifold for my Spair Air > doubles? You're an idiot. And learn to spell. (I guess that goes with the idiot thing) > You're an idiot. And learn to spell. (I guess that goes with the idiot > thing) You are kidding, right? 'Cause Jerome sure is. > You are kidding, right? > > 'Cause Jerome sure is. or REAL fast on valve shutdown drills......... Curtis > > You are kidding, right? > > 'Cause Jerome sure is. > or REAL fast on valve shutdown drills......... Jerome is unique. A long time ago I told him that you can always find a new ole lady, but you cant always buy new dive gear. He recently took my advice and upgraded both. > Jerome is unique. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > He recently took my advice and upgraded both. Not sure if I'd agree with that advice.......I am slowly adding to my dive gear, upgrading.......but I am extremely satisfied with and not at all interested in replacing my young lady, who has been by my side for well over half my life, if it was even possible. :-) Curtis > Not sure if I'd agree with that advice.......I am slowly adding to my > dive gear, upgrading.......but I am extremely satisfied with and not at all > interested in replacing my young lady, who has been by my side for well over > half my life, if it was even possible. :-) And to you I would not give that advice. Jerome needed the dive gear, how's that? > And to you I would not give that advice. > > Jerome needed the dive gear, how's that? If he really had those doubles, I agree. Curtis > > Jerome is unique. > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Not sure if I'd agree with that advice....... You never met my ex ole lady. >> > He recently took my advice and upgraded both. >> >> Not sure if I'd agree with that advice....... > > You never met my ex ole lady. Good point! Curtis > >> > He recently took my advice and upgraded both. > >> Not sure if I'd agree with that advice....... > > You never met my ex ole lady. > Good point! Prosecution rests. Reasonable man and all that. > > You're an idiot. And learn to spell. (I guess that goes with the idiot > > thing) > > You are kidding, right? No, he's biting. Fish f.cking on!  Signature"We're going to rush the hijackers." -Jeremy Glick, aboard United Airlines flight 93, September 11, 2001 > So what's the best tide and current station for planning dives on > Whytecliff Park in Vancouver? > > Also, does anyone know if they make an isolation manifold for my Spair > Air doubles? I can build you one out of titanium for around $900. Bands are going to cost you $350. > So what's the best tide and current station for planning dives on > Whytecliff Park in Vancouver? I generally don't worry about the tide when I'm planning a dive, cause I do that at home. > Also, does anyone know if they make an isolation manifold for my Spair > Air doubles? You should really dive those as independent side-mounts. Why go out half-cocked? >> So what's the best tide and current station for planning dives on >> Whytecliff Park in Vancouver? > I generally don't worry about the tide when I'm planning a dive, cause I > do that at home. Grammar Nazis should all get pimp slapped down a flight of stairs, then drug back up it by their hair. > You should really dive those as independent side-mounts. Why go out > half-cocked? Dude that's an awesem idea. Or I could just mount them pony style on my pony bottle. >>>So what's the best tide and current station for planning dives on >>>Whytecliff Park in Vancouver? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Grammar Nazis should all get pimp slapped down a flight of stairs, then > drug back up it by their hair. Good thing I ain't got none. >>You should really dive those as independent side-mounts. Why go out >>half-cocked? > > Dude that's an awesem idea. Or I could just mount them pony style on > my pony bottle. Yeah, that way you'd end up with three. > So what's the best tide and current station for planning dives on > Whytecliff Park in Vancouver? The correct answer to this was: Don't matter a lot. We fell in twice. "The cut" is "the bomb." Short hike down a short hill, stairs and everything. Swim out 25 feet and be hanging on a bottomless wall. We saw cloud sponges forming at 60', tube worms, feather dusters, and all the usual wall dwellers. The water was pretty green until we got below 40 feet, where vis opened up a lot. My mask had fogged on the way down, and when I flooded it and cleared it, I was surprised to see it as clear as it was. 25 feet, perhaps. We spent the better part of 30 minutes at 80 feet. New diver SAC rates! Wooo! I want to go back this summer and dive some of the other places in the park. > Also, does anyone know if they make an isolation manifold for my Spair > Air doubles? The correct answer to this is "yes," boys and girls. > The correct answer to this is "yes," boys and girls. If you are going back, get with Bryce. I thought he was out of Nainamo or Cambel River? I'd definitely like to dive some of the other wrecks. I'd also like to dive the Capilano again. Whytecliff is sweet because it's about 15 minutes outside of Vancouver. Zip out and go to dinner! > I thought he was out of Nainamo or Cambel River? I'd definitely like > to dive some of the other wrecks. I'd also like to dive the > Capilano again. Sunshine Coast and Agamemnon Channel. Pender Harbour Sechelt, etc. Jammer has the goods. > Whytecliff is sweet because it's about 15 minutes outside of Vancouver. > Zip out and go to dinner! The only thing I like about Vancouver is passing through it on the way to the Sunshine Coast. |
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