Linda Mar 1956

This was part of a calender published by the Pacifica Tribune this week...

cool pic Rich!  I think it's time for a modern day picture  What do you say Rich...go spear a few ...give me a call and I'll take the photos 

You take the pictures, mooch, and I'll take the blonde.

You take the pictures, mooch, and I'll take the blonde.

dude...that "bikini" has got to go 

You take the pictures, mooch, and I'll take the blonde

Hey BigRed, that blonde is probably about 70 right now. I think you wouldn't have any competition if you wanted her.

Great photo. I was at Barnes and Noble the other day and I saw a book on the history of Pacifica, it had some pretty good photos like that one, lots of fish.

Jason

cool pic Rich!   I think it's time for a modern day picture   What do you say Rich...go spear a few ...give me a call and I'll take the photos 

Sounds good Joel! Do you want to borrow my underwater camera, or do you have your own?

cool pic Rich!   I think it's time for a modern day picture   What do you say Rich...go spear a few ...give me a call and I'll take the photos 

Sounds good Joel! Do you want to borrow my underwater camera, or do you have your own?

Brother Rich - I'm not diving in there with ya - u crazy! I just wanted to take pics of your catch as soon as you make it up the beach.....I'll stay top side
Poor visibility, a sea lion community just on the other side of Pedro Point = NO THANKS.  (besides, I heard about that little prank you pulled on Josh/pro-spark that last time you two took a dive together - not very nice Rich 

Joel, you're fixated on that GWS thread! Anyway, get comfortable in clear water first, then dive the LM murk. And if you do see a GW, for god sake, don't stare - take the picture!
What did I do to Josh? A little leg pull or something? 
I don't remember, but I hope there's no hard feelings...

yes - I do recall a leg pulling - not a very nice thing to do to a fellow diver - especially in murky water 

oh and....I really thought LM was not a bad place to try some diving but that all changed when John/jdyak and I went kayak fishng around the corner of Pedro Point (on a calm day) and discovered a population of sea lions living on the base of the point. We were paddling in 2o ft of water right by the colony of sea lions and none of 'em were curious enough to swim out and greet us. It just seemd like they were tucked into the thick kelp beds and rocky shoreline - seeing them act this way made me really nervous about another "predator" being in the vicinity 

I also saw a sea lion washed up on the LM shore line this year....half of it was missing 

Rich - you are a brave man 

The brave men (and woman) are in the picture - no suits!
I just dive the triangle because it's close and I'm hopelessly addicted. There is not a sweeter sight in the world than seeing a halibut flap away (with your spear shaft through it).
Joel, don't be disappointed; those sea lions see boats all the time... They just like sunning on the rocks.