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I think... emmm... 3 or 4 meters in Hurghada, Red Sea
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I don't have to estimate, it's in my log book. 353 feet Gulf of Mexico. 357 if you count to my toes from my dive computer.
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12 feet at my feet. (that's 3.6576 meters)
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14 feet, cause i am a diver, like not deep sea like Olympic kind y,know? if you dont come talk to me.
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About...gee i dunno....7 metres?
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About 2 metres. Nothing impressive.
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10 Feet. I'm guessing. the pool where i live is about 17 fet deep. its a public pool.
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About 5 feet. Pathetic, I know.
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More than a thousand feet! (I used to be a Sperm whale) 14 years ago...before i was born.
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20 feets.
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the deep end of my local swimming pool and thats it lol
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Ten feet.
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12 feet...I was so excited that I touched the bottom of the pool and that was plenty deep enough for me :)
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8-14 feet in a swimming pool.
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about 30' in a diving pool. i used to sit on the bottom.
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Only 32 Meters ... I was an underwater welder's assistant for one summer. Most of our work was only 10 to 15 meters down, but on the deepest, we were working on a private dock in a lake ... I measured, lined up, and clamped, then he welded, then I deslagged and applied the putty/paint ... we worked from 2 meters deep out to 32 meters deep. We worked four days for four hours underwater per day.
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I've been in plenty of underwater tunnels in my time. How far do they usually go? Oh well....the furthest I'm sure of is about twelve feet...in a pool.
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Since I can barely swim. Probably 2 feet. Beat that.
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About 12 feet I guess. I'm like a fish in the water and I love it.
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Somewhere around 217 feet.
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About 20 feet in the ocean. I think I may have been further below the water line when I was down in the bilges of an 8,700-tons ship.
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Maybe 20 feet in Lake Tahoe or at least 12-15 feet in a swimming pool.
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