No, as far as I know there was no event. It was just spontaneous.
Big wad of 1/4" mesh rope.
East wind blowing from 10 to 20.
Don Burde
2
5
1
1
20.00
30
20.00
1.00
1
estimated
10000.00
1 gallon wine bottle, very heavy.
On
pounds
I have debris data to report
1
Slight for waves 0.5 -1.25 meter high
ft2
feet
rocky reef
1
United States
State\Province
FL
City
Tamarac
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Number of glass bottles due to proximity to beach bar
Dive Friends Bonaire
Caitlin Hale
19
35
3
6
33
101
3
9
7
510.00
68
30.00
1.00
9
estimated
3
19
60.00
28
glass bottle
fishing line
plastic fragments
6
On
kilograms
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403
Calm (glassy to rippled) for waves 0 – 0.1 meter high
13
3
29
1
m2
32
meters
coral reef
41
8
1
35
38
74
12
86
42
Language
English
Netherlands Antilles
City
Kralendijk
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Fishermen and boaters catch anchors and leave them behind.
3
1
Anchor
Anchor Chain
Tikkun HaYam
Shayna Cohen
3
30.00
50
35.00
15.00
estimated
60.00
On
pounds
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1
Calm (glassy to rippled) for waves 0 – 0.1 meter high
ft2
6
feet
other
Language
English
United States
State\Province
Florida
City
St. Petersburg
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Calm (glassy to rippled) for waves 0 – 0.1 meter high
ft2
3
feet
other
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United States
State\Province
Florida
City
St. Petersburg
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This dive was going to be cancelled due to the bad weather the week, and the strong winds - but we decided to head to the coast with our dive gear on the off chance the surf wasn't too strong. We visited a few coves along the south of Holyhead and found one that was sheltered so wasn't suffering from strong surf. Although the water was flat and the sky cloud free, the vis was very poor. We could see our computers but that was about it.
As the vis was so bad, finding debris was nearly impossible, so the results of our survey will not reflect the debris in the area. However, we managed not to leave empty handed and during the dive found 4 large boards made from fiberglass which although awkward to carry, these were removed from the site.
An enjoyable dive, and additional depth can be gained going further out from the shore. I would recommend this site for a pleasure dive, an easy entry and exit with parking on the roadside.
Ben was very excited with our haul from the sea.
4 pieces of fiberglass, possibly from the same boat (three white pieces, one blue piece). Roughly 50cmx30cm
Heavy rain and storm Callum had caused very high winds the week before. The weather really badly affected the vis, which was down to 20cm max, this really impacted our ability to find debris as we often couldn't see the bottom of the dive site.
Fibreglass boards - Boat Debris
Scuba Leeds
Susannah Noble
2
8.31
38
4.30
1.00
measured
1153.00
On
kilograms
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Smooth (wavelets) for waves 0.1 - 0.5 meter high
m2
meters
kelp
Language
English
United Kingdom
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Calm (glassy to rippled) for waves 0 – 0.1 meter high
1
2
6
m2
meters
coral reef
2
Language
English
Philippines
State\Province
Cebu
City
Malapascua
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