His Return To Cave Diving Went Horribly Wrong! - Cave Diving Gone Wrong

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While diving again after six years of break, a 51-year-old experienced diver realized that his dry suit was faulty at depth. His hope of survival lies in how fast his buddy can get him to the surface. Would he make it in time?

The Diepolder sinks can be found on the Sand Hill Scout Reservation, a place located off Highway 50, just east of Weeki Wachee in Hernando County, Florida. These sinks, known as Diepolder 2 and Diepolder 3, are intriguing submerged caves that offer a fascinating adventure for those who dare to explore them. These caves do not have just regular-sized chambers but rather enormous rooms. Diepolder 2 reaches 360 ft (109 m), while Diepolder 3 takes you down to 300 ft (91 m).

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