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Third dive for the day after the Tug and The split. I was using
the remainder of my twins 27% Nitrox and my pony for back up. We dropped
in tight on high tide and joined the other divers who had trekked down
the steep track. Viz was normal for Shiprock - the air in the bubble
cave was very stale so I took only 2 breaths from it before descending
again. Along the wall we found an octopus who quickly receded into
his hole. A large wobbiegong was resting in a small recess down from the
bubble cave, I don't think any of the other divers saw it. I felt
a bit out of place with twins and pony alongside all the rest on their
singles but given their evident lack of experience I drifted while they
rushed around all arms and legs. I switched from the twins to pony
when there was 12 bar left - wanted to keep a bit for wing inflation.
Only during our safety stop did I realise my computer was still set on
27% and I was breathing 21%! Given the nitrogen load from the
previous dive this was not very smart and a a DCI risk. Thankfully I did
not suffer any adverse affect.
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28/10/11
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