Snorkelling

revhtree · Jun 17, 2008

Next he'll be blaming you for throwing corals out in the yard Brandon....

PS. Are you keeping those damsels?

ironman · Jun 18, 2008

im not blaming brandon for that, im blaming you and brandon! and legally i cant keep the fish, so to answer you legally no. :D

shred5 · Jun 18, 2008

ironman said:
hey susan, i know how to snorkel!:D it is a dry snorkel, it has a float valve that closes when you go under water. it doesnt leak when you go under water totally, just if you are under the surface. and only sometimes, i think i may have gotten some sand in the lower valve.
trying to figure out how to get some pics from a flash card to the laptop.

Always buy just a regular snorkel. Never buy one that prevents water from getting in, in my opinion it just makes the snorkel harder to clear. I prefer one that clears on both ends and has a little spot at the bottom for a little water to sit in the bottom that does not get cleared.

So where are you snorkeling?

Dave

ironman · Jun 18, 2008

im in destin, there is a jetty that is great for snorkelling.

scouncil · Jun 18, 2008

I used to live in Gulf Breeze which is just east of Pensacola. There is a really good Italian place to eat there on hwy 98 called Gugliamo's (something like that), but it's a bit pricy. Really good. Just probably not a kid place. Nice outlet malls there too (I'm sure the wife knows....).

My snorkel is so old, they didn't make any ones that didn't let water in....

ironman · Jun 18, 2008

i just got back from a dive store, they said my stuff was really good stuff, they were surprised i had a problem, they are even exchanging my stuff for new stuff while im here. since it is new stuff and they are a dealer. wife has already hit the outlets, weve hit every seafood restraunt ive seen, and the boardwalk is pretty sweet here. caught some fish off it, bryson caught his first fish.