Watchlords

Gruner see is a park most of the year, which fills up with snow melt each spring, and empties out again by summer. The visibility can be amazing, the lake bed is very clean and the whole place is surrounded by mountains. Water temp is cold, around 6-8 C when water is at its highest, which isn't generally more than 10-15m. Just a few random pics from last years trips.

Thanks for the photos. It looks fun, but not much of a challenge for a saturation diver!

The visibility is incredible and I love looking at the bluish parts of the lake, making it more pristine and enticing to dive in.

By the way, if I may ask, what camera did you guys use? Because those are fantastic shots you got there.

So my question is...which divers watch you took along for the dive

California could use that there water

Ahhh vis, that must be nice. Mostly a braille diver.

Very cool cold free dive.

Cheers

Jamesbee wrote:

This shot reminded me of this...




All great shots...thanks for sharing

Great photos, too bad James is not here more often.

koimaster wrote:Great photos, too bad James is not here more often.

Very much agreed!

biglove wrote:

koimaster wrote:Great photos, too bad James is not here more often.

Very much agreed!

Aw shucks you guys. Hi Travis! Will post a new dive video here in a minute.

eddiea wrote:So my question is...which divers watch you took along for the dive

Can't remember exactly, but it was probably my Squale 1545 (don't tell conj!)

divemachine wrote:By the way, if I may ask, what camera did you guys use? Because those are fantastic shots you got there.

It was a 2nd generation Gopro I think, far, far inferior to the 3rd generation+ I currently have. Gopro have really gotten serious in the past year or so.