No doubt the inhabitants of the area will blame the NS for failing to find this guy alive....case of Deja vĂș all over again...
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It does but the underlying local theme always seems to be , especially in the fishing communities that not enough was done to bring about the conclusion they seek.
What is enough or when is it no longer feasible.?
Families who lose loved ones to the sea often have to live with the fact that there will be a final resting place but those around them often tend to blame those tasked with recovery for not doing 'enough'.
'Time and tide waits for no man' as the saying goes and the nothing anyone can do can change this so why the often negative comments that not enough was done,?
The 'Meedja' often being the largest exponent of the line, was enough done?
So when is enough in their eyes.?Covid 19 is not over ....it's still very real..Hand Hygiene, Social Distancing and Masks.. keep safe
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It is unfortunate, but not surprising, that the reality of the effects of long term exposure of human remains to the realities of the sea is not made more public.
If only so the families would know what to expect, and, what the recovery team are searching for, once a relatively short period of time has elapsed.
Catch-22 says they have a right to do anything we can't stop them from doing.
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If I recall correctly there was disquiet in some quarters over the op concerning the Rising Sun and also the Honeydew 11.
Picking up Goldies theme re public/media not understanding matters,people also are unaware that diving can only be done in certain windows and divers cannot continually dive under 10m day in day out regardless of conditions,presribed breaks are needed yet the public think the divers are doing nothing and also dont care.
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Originally posted by danno View PostIf I recall correctly there was disquiet in some quarters over the op concerning the Rising Sun and also the Honeydew 11.
Picking up Goldies theme re public/media not understanding matters,people also are unaware that diving can only be done in certain windows and divers cannot continually dive under 10m day in day out regardless of conditions,presribed breaks are needed yet the public think the divers are doing nothing and also dont care.
safety warnings, And ended up getting the curly finger from Dr Darwin
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The diver concerned was BO'C from near New Ross.Nothing faulty was found with his gear but he was using a rebreather which are considered widow makers in some quarters.Nothing arose in the pm but he was in the water for about 10 days and this may have masked the actual cause.He was a very exp diver and had dived/searched in numerous tragedies previously.
When he dived the wreck in question he was not breaching any rules/regs and the authorities were aware of the dive,indeed CR was the cg incident manager at the time.
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What was the final story with the civi diver that disregarded the
safety warnings, And ended up getting the curly finger from Dr DarwinCovid 19 is not over ....it's still very real..Hand Hygiene, Social Distancing and Masks.. keep safe
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Originally posted by sofa View PostDid this guy dive alone ?
Down to a wreck with nets laying about.
If so maybe he should have left it to the experts.?
The wreck was a lobster boat and did not have nets shot when it keeled over due to unstable loading factors.
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