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10th May 07, 06:51 AM
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I did five dives (four buff) in two days off Bonaire and Curacao with water temperatures around 80F. On my third dive on day one, I was chilled. On dive two of my second day, I chose to wear my shortie jacket. On both days, I returned to the ship and sat in the sauna for a half hour.
80F is still cold if not actively moving, and after too long in the water your core temperature goes down; you have to build up your body heat again.
Loch Ness would be much colder than our great lakes. It might be ok for a polar bear dip on New Years, but not for any length of time.
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