Cozumel Channel oceanographic Info

http://oceanografia.cicese.mx/person...melJGR2003.pdf

Cozumel channel oceanographic information. Recent.

In article <pe5Hb.470243$Dw6.1382862@attbi_s02>,
"Forest Aten" <forestaten@comcast.net> wrote:

> http://oceanografia.cicese.mx/person...melJGR2003.pdf
>
> Cozumel channel oceanographic information. Recent.


"The Cozumel Channel"? is this a spin-off network from "The Travel
Channel"?

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> "The Cozumel Channel"? is this a spin-off network from "The Travel
> Channel"?

Dan,

Well....it may help explain why you generally have stronger ocean currents
in the spring on the island of Cozumel. You do/can "travel" at a pretty good
clip on the reefs in the spring.

Forest Aten

In article <puDHb.483464$Dw6.1413962@attbi_s02>,
"Forest Aten" <forestaten@comcast.net> wrote:


[snip]
> Well....it may help explain why you generally have stronger ocean currents
> in the spring on the island of Cozumel. You do/can "travel" at a pretty good
> clip on the reefs in the spring.
>
> Forest Aten


I have done several "taxi-cab" drift dives on Coz.

Rent a tank, swim out to the wall, ride the current north, swim to
shore, find an exit point, slosh through a hotel lobby in full scuba,
flag down a taxi to take you back to your starting point.

Love it.

Dan
dan@scuba-training.net
http://www.scuba-training.net

Dan,

That's getting more difficult to do. The cab drivers have so many fares from
the cruise ships that they refuse to pick up divers....especially wet
divers.

Forest

"Dan Nafe" <dan@scuba-training.net> wrote in message
news:dan-B5BC03.20355528122003@bignews.bellsouth.net...
> In article <puDHb.483464$Dw6.1413962@attbi_s02>,
> "Forest Aten" <forestaten@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>
> [snip]
> > Well....it may help explain why you generally have stronger ocean
currents
> > in the spring on the island of Cozumel. You do/can "travel" at a pretty
good
> > clip on the reefs in the spring.
> >
> > Forest Aten
>
>
> I have done several "taxi-cab" drift dives on Coz.
>
> Rent a tank, swim out to the wall, ride the current north, swim to
> shore, find an exit point, slosh through a hotel lobby in full scuba,
> flag down a taxi to take you back to your starting point.
>
> Love it.
>
> Dan
> dan@scuba-training.net
> http://www.scuba-training.net