Dive 042
| Date | May 6, 2001-10:02 AM |
| Location: | Dutch Springs Quarry - PN |
| Dive Shop | none |
| Purpose | Recreation |
| Buddy | Mark Robinson |
| Exposure Suit | Drysuit, thinsulate underwear |
| Other Equipment | none |
| Weight | 24 |
| Viz | 0 |
| Max Depth | 49 |
| Start Air | 2900 |
| End Air | 620 |
| EAN | 0 |
| Minutes Under | 28 |
| Surface Interval | 1440 |
| Remarks |
This was my first dive at Dutch Springs. It was great!
Mark and I went Sat night and camped there. We took a scout tent, but did not take any stakes. We weren't too worried, because the tent stood up, and it didn't look like it would rain. We didn't put the rain fly on.
It was extreamly windy that night. Both of us woke up a few times because the ten was being blown on us.
The dive was great. The first thing we hit was the helicopter. This was suspended 50 feet underwter. I really liked that it was suspended, because we could swim all around it. Also, we didn't have to really worry about slitling it up.
After doing the helicopter we went over to the school bus (too a bearing at surface before going down on the chopper). The shcool bus was pretty neat. OK, it was just a bus under water.
From the bus we followed a line to an old fire engine. This was pretty neat. It was an open cab engine. I got a picture of Mark sitting at the driver's wheel. I was pretty short on air, so we went back to the surface from there.
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