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Pearse near Telegraph Cove, B.C.
Canada These are medium quality jpegs. But I have the RAW images as well. Email tjfidler@telus.net Directions to the Dive Site are located at the bottom of the page. Number of dives I've done at this scuba diving site: 1 - yes only 1, as this location is about a six hour drive from where I live. Type of dive: boat dive - This dive was done in conjunction with the Top Island Econauts Scuba Dive Club. I'm officially a member of the group but have only been able to get up to the north end of Vancouver Island to dive with them once. Can hardly wait to dive with them again. Join them and you can get their monthly news letter [Emerald Expressions] about scuba diving & other marine related events for the Port McNeil / Port Hardy region of Vancouver Island. Rating for this dive site: 8.5/10 Parking: not applicable Bathroom/Washroom/Toilet: not applicable Boat ramp: closest would be Telegraph Cove Ease of entry: [Wheel chair access: No] Abundance of life: 9/10 and dominated by short plumose anemones as are most walls. Accommodations: There are several places in Port McNeil or Telegraph Cove that you could find lodging at. Including Inns, Motels and Campgrounds. Attractions: A large variety of life here due to the current. Bottom and depth: I did not notice a bottom, but did descend to around 60 feet [ Facilities: closest would be Telegraph Cove Hazards/Obstacles: current is really the only hazard here. Sensitivity to tide/current: Definitely need to dive this as slack current. Terrain: This was a solid rock wall that really was part of the island we were beside. Tides, transportation and weather: Fisheries and Oceans Canada Tide Page., BC Ferries Schedule and Sailings. , The Weather Network
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A group of Giant Acorn Barnacles. Size of group: ~ 14 inches
[35 cm] (Oct 5, 2008) |
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