The turtle is very big. Do you know how many years old it is? Who was in the water?
-sunshinecanada(Sunshine Canada);
2018-11-29(#4272@4096)
I believe it could be at least 50 years old. In the water there were two guys: the turtle and me. :D
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2018-11-29(#4283@4096)
How did you get the picture, by other's help, or a remote controller or automatic gadget? Wish you a happy and long life, 100 years or more.
-sunshinecanada(Sunshine Canada);
2018-11-29(#4285@4096)
The dive guide took it. :) Live long life like a turtle; hold long breath like a turtle. :D
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2018-11-30(#4295@4096)
Is a wetsuit with diving equipment comfortable to wear? How did you feel when you were in deeper water? How deep can you dive and how long can you stay under water for when you use the equipment?
-sunshinecanada(Sunshine Canada);
2018-11-30(#4297@4096)
Yes, it's quite comfy when you're under water. One thing different is that you need to adjust ear pressure when you descend. With the first level certificate, one can go as deep as 18m. Usually a tank of air allows you 30 - 60 minutes of stay.
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2018-11-30(#4302@4096)
Do you have to watch a timer to end the dive session, or the equipment will warn you to go up before the air is completely used up?
-sunshinecanada(Sunshine Canada);
2018-11-30(#4306@4096)
There is a pressure meter telling you how much air remains in the air tank. It starts at about 200 bars. When it goes down to 50 bars, it's time to end the diving and head back up.
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2018-12-7(#4360@4096)
Good to learn. Thanks! Were you attending a diving training class there ?
-sunshinecanada(Sunshine Canada);
2018-12-7(#4368@4096)
I got mine in Indonesia. It takes 4 days. If you do it, only do it in tropical water. :)
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2018-12-7(#4369@4096)
Oh, I can imagine that there would be lots of fun during diving. I wish I am brave enough to learn diving. But unfortunately I feel I can not survive in water. 😯
-sunshinecanada(Sunshine Canada);
2018-12-7(#4374@4096)
We human beings cannot survive under water. That's why we use scubas. :)
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2018-12-10(#4389@4096)
