Scuba diving in the Puget Sound

Advanced scuba diving checkout dive at the Puget Sound, Washington.

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DSC02450 The best use for my brand new 5.5

The best use for my brand new 5.5" titanium knife? Pretending to stab my instructor.

DSC02451 It's quite early in the morning, but inside a 7 mm wetsuit, it feels like noon!

It's quite early in the morning, but inside a 7 mm wetsuit, it feels like noon!

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DSC02454_0749 Ready for the first dive!

Ready for the first dive!

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DSC02454_0752 The first dive starts from the poles of the pier in Keystone, WA.

The first dive starts from the poles of the pier in Keystone, WA.

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DSC02458 Underwater life, on a pole of the pier.

Underwater life, on a pole of the pier.

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DSC02462 A beautiful beaded anemone.

A beautiful beaded anemone.

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DSC02465 That's me!

That's me!

DSC02466 White plumose anemones (Metridium Giganteum).

White plumose anemones (Metridium Giganteum).

DSC02467 More white plumose anemones.

More white plumose anemones.

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DSC02472 A large starfish.

A large starfish.

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The "I was here" type of photo.

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DSC02480 Brett is checking the compass.

Brett is checking the compass.

DSC02481 A crab.

A crab.

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DSC02484 This fish is an

This fish is an "red irish lord" (to the best of my knowledge).

DSC02485 A magnificent starfish.

A magnificent starfish.

DSC02486 David, one of my instructors.

David, one of my instructors.

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DSC02489 A kelp crab (Pugettia producta).

A kelp crab (Pugettia producta).

DSC02490 Some white plumose anemones.

Some white plumose anemones.

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DSC02493 Assorted starfish.

Assorted starfish.

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