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| A few years ago I read about an English home that was built over an ancient well. Divers wanted to look inside the well, so, they made their entry through a hole cut through the living room floor. Didn't find much (an axe I think) but, it qualifies as an A-1 odd dive. I have made a few stange dives - once with a diver dressed up like Mikey Mouse, inside the Epcot Centre, another would be the Current Cut in the Bahamas (at certain times of the day you get blown through a small channel pushed by the tide, and then a few hours later, back the other way) and once at the Toronto CNE (think cheesey State Fair) in front of bored audience. Other bizarre dives - a flooded Minute Man tube in Texas, the mechanical shark inside the Edmonton Mall, and well ... any other bizarrre dives that rec.scuba people have made or heard about? |
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