During our surface interval we took a  trip back to the dive shop to fill up our tanks and warm up a bit. For the second dive of the day we made our way to The Pinnacles, another simple Reef dive. By now Michael has rented a 7 mm wet suit too so he was ready to go. This time when we strode into the water, on one hand, I was much more prepared but, on the other hand, I was still a bit chilled from the previous dive. I adjusted quickly but was colder starting out.

Unfortunately this dive wasn't quite as eventful as our previous dive. Here's a shot of Fred (left) and Michael (right) diving just above the kelpy ocean floor.

Fred and Michael

I came across another colorful starfish.

Starfish

At least one interesting fish swam by during the dive.

Boarfish

By the end of the dive there wasn't much else to see so it was time for some portraits.

Michael

Everett

And that concluded our day of diving. A very cold but very worthwhile experience.

Location: Queenscliff, Victoria, Australia

Dive Number:   80 Bottom Time: 42m Time In: 1:40 p.m. Tank In: 3500 PSI Max Depth: 53.00 ft Table Used:

Mix:   Air Safety Stop: 3m Time Out: 2:22 p.m. Tank Out: 1000 PSI Average Depth: 38.00 ft Start Pressure Group:

Surface Interval:   1h 58m End Pressure Group:

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