Date: October 5, 2000 Dive Number: 638 Location: Lou's Hole Dive Time: 46 min. Max Depth: 96 ft Total Time to Date: 429 hrs. 14 min. Dive Buddy(s): Terina Visibility: 50+ ft -------------------- Camera: Nikonos V/2 Strobes Lens: 28mm Close-up Film: Velvia 50 ASA Photo Comments: Slave strobe failed after 10 frames, then used one strobe until the last 6 frames and shot those 28mm std, available light. -------------------- Dive Comments: A deep wall covered with basket stars ending in sand and small boulders. Lots of kelp at the reef top. -------------------- ***Fish*** blackeye goby, kelp greenling, black rockfish, copper rockfish, puget sound rockfish, widow rockfish, yellowtail rockfish, longfin sculpin, scalyhead sculpin, shiner perch, striped perch. ***Cnidarians*** plumose anemone, strawberry anemone, tube-dwelling anemone, zoanthid, pink sea fan, orange cup coral, soft coral, sea firs hydroids, silver-tip hydroid, sea pen, cross jellyfish, solmissus jellyfish. ***Nudibranchs*** red-gilled aeolid, coloured dendronotid, three-lined aeolid. ***Echinoderms*** Lots and lots of basket stars, blood stars, vermilion stars, leather stars, red urchins, California cucumbers. ***Arthropods*** Puget Sound king crab, orange hermit crab, oregon crabs, tubedwelling hermit, other hermits. ***Univalves*** blue top snail, ringed top snail, pale top snail, china hat limpet, rough keyhole limpet, leafy hornmouth, turbin snails. ***Bivalves & Polyplachapora*** gumboot chiton, lined chiton, mossy chiton, swimming scallop, rock scallop. ***Sponges*** boring sponge, encrusting sponge. ***Lophophorates*** lacy bryozoan, northern staghorn bryozoan, rabbit ear bryozoan. ***Tunicates*** lobed compound tunicate, pastel compound tunicate, stalked compound tunicate, white-crust compound tunicate, bristly tunicate, horse-shoe tunicate, orange social tunicate, stalked tunicate, strawberry tunicate, transparent tunicate, warty tunicate. ***Worms*** Slime tube worms, calcareous tube worms. ***Algae*** Bull kelp. Disclaimer: All dives made using an Oceanic Datamax Sport dive computer and on air unless otherwise noted. Just because I did these dives does not mean you should. KLW