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DIVE #41 A

This was our first time diving Bolo Point. You know the way out to the water is difficult when they call then entrance ankle breaker path. The dive site, when the weather is good for it, is pretty nice. Its easy to head down to 100 feet and not know your down to 100 feet. The water is just that clear.

The path out is not all that bad really, difficulty wise, as long as your not one with weak ankles. Your hoping and skipping along what can best be described as sharp crater filled rocks. Think if the moon was very hard and very sharp. If you ask me, its easier than trucking up and down all the steps at Maeda with all that gear on.

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