Man, when Agnes’ Dad laughed after the reporter asked about her pushing boundaries, you just know he was remembering her as a little girl running ahead of him or doing something dangerous. A pleasant memory. As a Dad, my heart skipped a beat. This was a really well done story. 60 Minutes Australia is really good.
Allison Langdon has done a lot of diving & shark related docs for 60 Minutes including diving outside the cage with Great White sharks. Obviously always with very experienced divers and has always been very calm & relaxed (one of the most important part of safe diving ) Love your channel , Cheers from NZ
"She did exploring with Ed by the way" is just an amazing sentence. The fact that the legend Ed Sorenson is now just on a first name basis for us here is amazing. Great reaction as always guys. RIP Agnes.
Gus and Woody, you guys are just so endearing. Like, I find cave diving fascinating but you guys have such strong "best friend energy" that I'd listen to you talk about cooking or books or digging holes or whatever.
I'm not going to lie guys, this brought a few tears to my eyes. Here In Australia, Agnes was a inspiration to all divers. She is deeply missed, and never forgotten.
We all should respect and remember this young lady as she deserves!! Humanity and science advanced throughout history thanks to extraordinary people like her… there had been and are few in between of those !! Blessings
Watching you guys give me so much joy and makes me want to cave dive so bad. I am 15 years old and about to get my scuba license. You guys are the ones that made me want to cave dive and want to do it in the future!!
I lived in mount gambier for 10+ years . The whole area is surrounded by sink holes , volcanos and caves . piccaninnie ponds is beautiful. Also the famous “ the Shaft” . We as kids used to go caving all over the area . Wouldn’t see me do it these days .
I think you guys would love it at Mt Gambier, that whole area is known as the 'limestone coast' with a tonne of caves. I imagine there's a *lot* still undiscovered as well.
You can tell when & have a lot of respect for what's being reviewed. They are relatively quiet and there are hardly or no video pauses. It's almost like you're watching it with them. Thanks guys.
I’m a big fan of this series, it’s typically well done and researched. I do find that occasionally that it’s a little melodramatic but I think that’s due to the nature of mainstream media. Greetings from a diver in Vietnam!
She knew exactly what she was doing. Nobody should blame her for leaving a bottle behind. She was a huge risk taker and loved it. WE ALL SHOULD DO WHAT WE LOVE AND MAKES US HAPPY 👍🏼
Yes, but some strategies for this are far better than others. If doing what you love and achieving happiness is your goal, it is extremely important to avoid death. Death reduces your total happiness potential more than just about anything. If you are still alive, you can always do something that you love and what makes you happy. If you die, you won’t be doing any of that.
If she knew exactly what she was doing as you are assuming to be true... this was suicide as she knew exactly... that she was going to die. It's not likely she went under TO die... it's likely she went under to come back up again happier than When she went in.
All credit to the presenter for actually getting in the water and trying a few skills. A sad story, I looked up the story and it seems she was diving with a group but wanted to explore a new passage and the restriction was too small for her buddy. She apparently only went for a quick look but did not return; I couldn't find anything on what went wrong.
oh I seen this video awhile back when I first heard of Agnes from your channel and another cave diving story..she was such a beautiful lady inside and out ..love this channel ❤️❤️
It's very eerie how the main character in sanctum left there bailout tanks before the restriction and that is the same way how she died in real life. An absolute cave diving legend and loved among all cave diving community, I'm not a cave diver but I am a scuba diver and a big fan and hoping one day to walk in her footsteps.
"she's always wondering what is there, what more could be there.." -her dad I kayak a lot. Used to be once a week, now it's every other week. And I've never been to the same place twice.. because I have to continuously see something new. When I kayak a river, I start by paddling upstream (so I can float back to the put-in) and as I go upriver, at some point I have to make the decision to turn around so I can make it back by dark. But that's the hardest part. Because I'm always wondering what is there... what more could be there...
it amazes me to see the all the differences in the caves around the world, the uniqueness of every cave is just astonishing. Just a question, have either of you been to the UK for cave diving or are there any caves here that peak your interest?😀
Presenter: “It’s impossible to imagine what it would’ve been like for Agnes, running out of air, all alone . . .” Woody: “Makes me want to be there” Me: wait, what? Does someone need to check on Woody?
Every time I go under, I go there with the knowledge I might not might make it out. The exhiliration of being able to leave all the troubles of the “above” compels me to.
i remember seeing this on the tv when it came out and it still made me a lil sadAgnus you shall be missed and kudos to the presenter learning cave diving .thank you Guzman and Woody for another amazing video ,regards Elisabeth
I live/work very close to tank caves. I would LOVE it if you guys could come down to Aus one day. I see people at Tank cave, pines cave, Goulden’s sinkhole and fossil caves quite often. I’ve heard they’re absolutely stunning.
Just wondering if you guys have you guys seen 13 Lives yet? (Rescue of the kids soccer team in Thailand) Do you know how accurate it is? I know nothing about cave diving except what I've seen from your videos but I noticed some things which I thought were wrong. They seemed to be kicking like open water divers(The cave divers not the SEALs). But was mainly wondering about your thoughts on the method of how they got them out (which I didn't know the full story until I saw the film, thought they'd just guided them out) and how it must have been for the divers. I can't imagine the stress of having to get them out that way. No matter how much experience you might have.
@@jenelaina5665 Thanks for that. I'll have to look for that vid. And if you haven't seen it I highly recommend it. Like his film Apollo 13, even though I knew the outcome I was still incredibly tense for most of it.
@@amagab2346 Yeah same. I've watched so many videos with Gus and Woody criticising open water divers going into caves I couldn't stop seeing their kicking style through the film and thinking that that's not how experienced cave divers would swim..Their tanks seem to dangle kind of loose and they seem to rush through new areas with checking their environment. But like I said I have no experience outside of these videos (and some open water diving a fair few years ago). I saw many parts that felt like it was added for dramatic effect but you never know. Ron Howard changed the story A Beautiful Mind but he stuck very close to real events for Apollo 13 (The commentary featuring the real Jim Lovell says that there were only 2 obvious inaccuracies in the spaceflight part of the film. And instead of adding problems for dramatic effect they had to leave a few out or it would have been too unbelievable). I know there will be inaccuracies in 13 Lives but I really want to know how accurate the part where they were bringing the kids out was. I still can't get over the difficulty and responsibility each diver had getting those kids out.
@@Tsumami__ I’m not sure, but I was talking in general, not anyone in particular, Agnus was a beautiful women, beautiful soul, as well. ❤️ ( She is from Poland 👍)
If she really left behind one of her 2 side mount tanks she took a lot of risk and basically killed herself. In an enviroment like this, exploring with a single tank is extremly risky. Doing this regulary is the base for bad things to happen. I don`t understand why the two of you are so harsh with others sometimes and this humble in this case here. Because leaving your backup while solo is a violation of many rules, no matter if it`s cave diving, solo diving in general, etc. Dives like that often don`t allow room for mistakes. Being on a single tank down and back there is a big one. If that was the case, it was on her and she paid the price. May she rest in peace.
I also found that interesting. Why not the same evaluation of the event here that they use in other videos. Their rationale behind harsh criticism of some events is they are trying to make the community safer. Some of us are genuinely curious as to what went wrong and could have been preventable. It makes some of their older videos seem petty when you look at certain cases under a different scope. I'm incredibly sorry this woman lost her life, but there are many who lost their life and they had no issue giving their feedback there.
I've never done cave diving, because I haven't been trained for it. However, I have done my wreck Diver course and dived a few wrecks so I know the potential dangers of diving in an overhead environment, where if anything goes wrong, being able to do an emergency assent is not one of your options!! But, knowing the dangers, knowing the rules and applying those rules is how we mitigate the potential dangers.
Well yesterday I did a dumb thing on a clean up dive. On a marina wall, I got carried away swimming in ledges. One was deep like a trench. I underestimated and with in seconds I silted out the ledge ( I am not cave certified and only done 12 dives). I was like "well this was dumb" and could feel my anxiety rise. I could not turn around so could only reverse myself. I could see nothing but white and debriee. Was like being in fog. Im usually a calm diver but damn this tested me. A learning experience and reminder not always to listen to the call of curiousity. I still think cave diving is a big nope from me 🤣
Great presentation by the reporter! On a side note, you guys often talk about your Orcatorch D630's. I was not aware there was a D620 as well. Could you do a comparison of the 2 models, and why one is so much less expensive? Thanks!
Non diver, who now really wants to dive but probably will never be able to due to problems with my ears. So will just have to get my fix from your channel which I've been binge watching last few days! I would however go to one of your classes just to get a bear hug from Gus 😂
That’s just it! Even though these guys are cave certified and do everything properly, the thought of bubbles dislodging an avalanche of rocks is nightmare fuel! Gotta give it to the divers for their courage man! Wild horses wouldn’t drag me in there not even with Ed n Mike helping 😂
Would you have considered this to be an accident that was preventable? It sounds like she was diving alone off a guided line? It seems the information is limited since there were no witnesses. Some say she got disoriented and silted out and then ran out of air. Others suggest she could have been hit by a falling rock and knocked out? I hope it's not a disrespectful question. I've watched all your videos and not leaving the line and diving with a buddy is echo'd throughout each one. It's not something you mentioned here, so I was curious. She seems like a very experienced and accomplished diver.
All respect to anyone who dives let alone dives in Australia...everything wants to eat you in Australia. 🕸🐊🦈🐙🐨 Thanks for another great vid albeit sad story. Alice...from Australia! 🤦🏼♀️😉🇦🇺
As a non-diver who regularly visits the Mt Gambier regionof the world I've looked into a number of these systems wondering how people could br brave enough to enter. I finally understand now, looks amazing to explore there.
So right off the bat, you have two divers, one of which is on back mounts, and one is sidemounting. Either the cave is tight enough to require sidemount, in which case they'll have to call the dive at the restriction because the backmount diver can't fit, or it doesn't require sidemount, in which case they are unnecessarily complicating their plan by diving as a team with differing equipment configurations. Gas sharing procedures and gas logistics will not be identical per diver. The same situation exists when you have open circuit divers diving in a team with CCR divers. Procedures can't be consistent in mixed teams, which is to assume an unnecessary risk.
Hi Gus and Woody. I have become a fan of Dive Talk and Diving in general. I'm getting to know Mike, Ed and the guys and gals that are associated with Dive Talk and some of the other Tube Casts like Blue World TV. Yall had a show about the Cave rescue of the Thai football team and their coach, after watching that show I watched the National Geographic documentary, " The Rescue, " the movie on Prime, " 13 Lives," and some other Tube Casts like the one that I just watched the other day called, " 13 Lost," which centered mainly around Ben Reymanents and Maksym Polyjeka. " The Rescue, " left me with the impression that Ben Reymanents and Maksym Polyjeka pretty much gave up way early in the rescue and were pretty much no help. Now they are trying to turn that around and say that the British, Australian and Americans were not much use. Everything that I have watched has not changed my mind even a little, I'm behind Rick Stanton, Richard Harris and their team. I see several shows, casts and movies coming out where everyone, it seems, is trying to make a buck. Yall need to jump on this with both feet to make sure the truth gets out to your subscribers. Thanks for Dive Talk and doing a great job.
Hey guys this might be a dumb question but do you think that bringing an underwater whistle with you would be a good idea? Theoretically it could help people locate you if you or they are lost for some reason but I don't really know anything about diving besides from your videos so just wanted to get your guys' take on if it would even work or be useful in the slightest! Love your guys channel so much and really appreciate what you guys do!
Thanks Woody and Gus for your respect to Agnes. I tend to agree with her father, that she came across something unexpected. I'd check with the aboriginal people about the legends, spirits and forces in specific places now. Particularly caves, above or below water. And I once had so much faith in science. Regards
they just said that she got disorientated & ran out of air... but i thought i saw another video of yours where she tried to put her air tanks thru a tiny crawl thru and accidentally lost hold of it and it floated off and she couldnt get thru the crawl space in time and drowned.. or was that a completely different woman???
I have to hand it to this presenter, it looked like she became a diver for this story. That is dedication.
She was hooked as soon as she went under. Afterwards she wanted to go again hahaha. She gets it now.
I think she was already a diver but she did take a few lessons in cave diving so she could go with them- which is pretty cool still.
She liked what she was doing.. honor to her.
You mean she found a way to have her work pay for her cave diving and full face mask diving courses hha
I’m from the US but 60 minutes Australia is one of my favorite programs for sure
"You do not own children" From a father that lost his daughter, those are powerful words.
@S C Not me the father in the video when the reporter is asking if he would have stopped her
As A Father i understand now. I am a guide and Teacher as well as Father 🙂
Man, when Agnes’ Dad laughed after the reporter asked about her pushing boundaries, you just know he was remembering her as a little girl running ahead of him or doing something dangerous. A pleasant memory. As a Dad, my heart skipped a beat.
This was a really well done story. 60 Minutes Australia is really good.
Allison Langdon has done a lot of diving & shark related docs for 60 Minutes including diving outside the cage with Great White sharks. Obviously always with very experienced divers and has always been very calm & relaxed (one of the most important part of safe diving ) Love your channel , Cheers from NZ
"She did exploring with Ed by the way" is just an amazing sentence. The fact that the legend Ed Sorenson is now just on a first name basis for us here is amazing. Great reaction as always guys. RIP Agnes.
Gus and Woody, you guys are just so endearing. Like, I find cave diving fascinating but you guys have such strong "best friend energy" that I'd listen to you talk about cooking or books or digging holes or whatever.
When u click because u wanna see a cook rescued from sunken ship, but u stay because the channel is a gem.
I'd like to hear them comment on hole-digging.... lol
@@saga2964 Hole digging under water... lol
@@catherinewilliams3850 Woody would try to find a way and Gus would tell him it's stupid. Lol
supporting DIVE TALK from the war lands of Afghan / Balochistan
I'm not going to lie guys, this brought a few tears to my eyes. Here In Australia, Agnes was a inspiration to all divers. She is deeply missed, and never forgotten.
We all should respect and remember this young lady as she deserves!! Humanity and science advanced throughout history thanks to extraordinary people like her… there had been and are few in between of those !! Blessings
The first rule of diving keep breathing... lady that is the main rule of life you have to breathe to live 😂
Love From South Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 Aussie Aussie Aussie
Oi oi oi
@@MrMagicman00 ayyyyyy, hope you're well g
Watching from Mt Gambier Australia. Love you guys
I love the Austrailan 60 minutes series. They do the best adventure stories. Thanks Gus and Woody for highlighting this brave, tragic story.
Australia has the best TV stuff. Their morning news shows are hilarious and they just sort of in general don't worry too hard about offending people
Watching you guys give me so much joy and makes me want to cave dive so bad. I am 15 years old and about to get my scuba license. You guys are the ones that made me want to cave dive and want to do it in the future!!
I lived in mount gambier for 10+ years . The whole area is surrounded by sink holes , volcanos and caves . piccaninnie ponds is beautiful. Also the famous “ the Shaft” . We as kids used to go caving all over the area . Wouldn’t see me do it these days .
Lol , woody was sad when he heard the host was not a diver. Lol. Awesome stuff guys, thank you.
I think you guys would love it at Mt Gambier, that whole area is known as the 'limestone coast' with a tonne of caves. I imagine there's a *lot* still undiscovered as well.
I've seen some of the aquifer maps back when I studied geology. It's impossible to fathom how deep and how many caves are down there!
You can tell when & have a lot of respect for what's being reviewed. They are relatively quiet and there are hardly or no video pauses.
It's almost like you're watching it with them.
Thanks guys.
The heck is those emotes
@@bryantprak7129 That's Gus and Woody!
I'm an Aussie and watching this episode is beautiful and sad and amazing all in one love you guys
We support Dive Talk in Uganda village
I remember when Agnes died. She was a forum friend with her on Scuba Board. What a tragedy!
I’m a big fan of this series, it’s typically well done and researched. I do find that occasionally that it’s a little melodramatic but I think that’s due to the nature of mainstream media.
Greetings from a diver in Vietnam!
Everything is amazing when the soundtrack from Sunshine is played over it
She is Allison Langdon , the star of 60 minutes , Australia . She did the documentary about Dave Shaw .
She speaks very well and is very pretty (I think Woody thought so too lol )
She knew exactly what she was doing. Nobody should blame her for leaving a bottle behind. She was a huge risk taker and loved it. WE ALL SHOULD DO WHAT WE LOVE AND MAKES US HAPPY 👍🏼
Yes, but some strategies for this are far better than others. If doing what you love and achieving happiness is your goal, it is extremely important to avoid death. Death reduces your total happiness potential more than just about anything. If you are still alive, you can always do something that you love and what makes you happy. If you die, you won’t be doing any of that.
@@stt5v2002 And the rescue effort will also have put others' lives in danger too.
@@stt5v2002 Yes but if you're dead you won't care about such things as 'total happiness potential' so it doesn't go in the equation.
If she knew exactly what she was doing as you are assuming to be true... this was suicide as she knew exactly... that she was going to die.
It's not likely she went under TO die... it's likely she went under to come back up again happier than When she went in.
Alone is the telling statement
All credit to the presenter for actually getting in the water and trying a few skills. A sad story, I looked up the story and it seems she was diving with a group but wanted to explore a new passage and the restriction was too small for her buddy. She apparently only went for a quick look but did not return; I couldn't find anything on what went wrong.
Cave cert this December, and Mexico with y’all next year..
See y’all in cave country
Woohoo! See you in Cozumel!
Yes woody, a plesure of a dry suit is good but in water lol, on land its the worst
This is my favorite hat! The 🐙is everything!!❤
Was it the host from 60 minutes diving? Amazing video like always 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
oh I seen this video awhile back when I first heard of Agnes from your channel and another cave diving story..she was such a beautiful lady inside and out ..love this channel ❤️❤️
Hey guys. Good to see ya. Y’all are Naturals. Hola from Tennessee.
It's very eerie how the main character in sanctum left there bailout tanks before the restriction and that is the same way how she died in real life. An absolute cave diving legend and loved among all cave diving community, I'm not a cave diver but I am a scuba diver and a big fan and hoping one day to walk in her footsteps.
The water is as clear as gin? Lol never heard that one before.
"she's always wondering what is there, what more could be there.." -her dad
I kayak a lot. Used to be once a week, now it's every other week. And I've never been to the same place twice.. because I have to continuously see something new. When I kayak a river, I start by paddling upstream (so I can float back to the put-in) and as I go upriver, at some point I have to make the decision to turn around so I can make it back by dark. But that's the hardest part. Because I'm always wondering what is there... what more could be there...
best beanie i have ever seen.
Another cave-gasm video from woody, *sees underwater cave shot* woody: “mmmm, she says it beautifully”
Very well done! Shows both the beauty and the risks of diving caves.
it amazes me to see the all the differences in the caves around the world, the uniqueness of every cave is just astonishing. Just a question, have either of you been to the UK for cave diving or are there any caves here that peak your interest?😀
That Was Excellent...
Thanks Gus and Woody!! I saw the reaction to Santium. Love your guys channel man.
tag it and bag it !!!
I absolutely loved this one! So simple and beautiful. All smiles! :)
That video of Agnes in the tight squeeze (~6:30 mark) is Rock Bluff .... Wes Skiles was the videographer
Mt Gambier is where i've lived my whole life. Beautiful little town with a bunch of diving spots.
Gus & Woody, this was a great video. It made my heart happy to know that Agnes got to see the Crystal Caves.
Presenter: “It’s impossible to imagine what it would’ve been like for Agnes, running out of air, all alone . . .”
Woody: “Makes me want to be there”
Me: wait, what? Does someone need to check on Woody?
30 seconds in and Woody has me cracking up! I love this channel
As a 39 year old Australian male, we have all asked questions about the presenter.
Every time I go under, I go there with the knowledge I might not might make it out. The exhiliration of being able to leave all the troubles of the “above” compels me to.
i remember seeing this on the tv when it came out and it still made me a lil sadAgnus you shall be missed and kudos to the presenter learning cave diving .thank you Guzman and Woody for another amazing video ,regards Elisabeth
Good morning guys. Thank you for another great video. Hope everyone here has a great week💪
Wonderful telling of a diver living her best life. Thanks for sharing this guys.
I live/work very close to tank caves. I would LOVE it if you guys could come down to Aus one day.
I see people at Tank cave, pines cave, Goulden’s sinkhole and fossil caves quite often. I’ve heard they’re absolutely stunning.
Love these videos. You guys have inspired me to want to pursue rebreather and cave diving. I can't wait to start that process one day soon.
Just wondering if you guys have you guys seen 13 Lives yet? (Rescue of the kids soccer team in Thailand)
Do you know how accurate it is?
I know nothing about cave diving except what I've seen from your videos but I noticed some things which I thought were wrong. They seemed to be kicking like open water divers(The cave divers not the SEALs).
But was mainly wondering about your thoughts on the method of how they got them out (which I didn't know the full story until I saw the film, thought they'd just guided them out) and how it must have been for the divers. I can't imagine the stress of having to get them out that way. No matter how much experience you might have.
They interviewed one of the rescuers at length after a unrelated video of a super deep dive he did, but they haven't reacted to that here I'm aware of
@@jenelaina5665 Thanks for that. I'll have to look for that vid. And if you haven't seen it I highly recommend it. Like his film Apollo 13, even though I knew the outcome I was still incredibly tense for most of it.
There were so many plot inaccuracies in that film that by the time they showed divers I was no longer paying that much attention
I would love to see a review of the dives in that movie
@@amagab2346 Yeah same. I've watched so many videos with Gus and Woody criticising open water divers going into caves I couldn't stop seeing their kicking style through the film and thinking that that's not how experienced cave divers would swim..Their tanks seem to dangle kind of loose and they seem to rush through new areas with checking their environment. But like I said I have no experience outside of these videos (and some open water diving a fair few years ago). I saw many parts that felt like it was added for dramatic effect but you never know. Ron Howard changed the story A Beautiful Mind but he stuck very close to real events for Apollo 13 (The commentary featuring the real Jim Lovell says that there were only 2 obvious inaccuracies in the spaceflight part of the film. And instead of adding problems for dramatic effect they had to leave a few out or it would have been too unbelievable). I know there will be inaccuracies in 13 Lives but I really want to know how accurate the part where they were bringing the kids out was. I still can't get over the difficulty and responsibility each diver had getting those kids out.
This is journalism, respect to that lady so fuckimg cool. I also womder how far she went with diving after
Been waiting for you guys to do this for soooo long
What an awesome story
Wow! Seems like all the caves are in South Australia
Some cultures just have beautiful women, Australia is one of those countries. There women are just gorgeous.RIP Agnus
I think agnes was polish, no?
@@Tsumami__ I’m not sure, but I was talking in general, not anyone in particular, Agnus was a beautiful women, beautiful soul, as well. ❤️ ( She is from Poland 👍)
If she really left behind one of her 2 side mount tanks she took a lot of risk and basically killed herself. In an enviroment like this, exploring with a single tank is extremly risky. Doing this regulary is the base for bad things to happen.
I don`t understand why the two of you are so harsh with others sometimes and this humble in this case here.
Because leaving your backup while solo is a violation of many rules, no matter if it`s cave diving, solo diving in general, etc.
Dives like that often don`t allow room for mistakes. Being on a single tank down and back there is a big one. If that was the case, it was on her and she paid the price.
May she rest in peace.
For sure, she broke several safety cave rules and they didn't say anything about that.
I also found that interesting. Why not the same evaluation of the event here that they use in other videos. Their rationale behind harsh criticism of some events is they are trying to make the community safer. Some of us are genuinely curious as to what went wrong and could have been preventable. It makes some of their older videos seem petty when you look at certain cases under a different scope. I'm incredibly sorry this woman lost her life, but there are many who lost their life and they had no issue giving their feedback there.
I've never done cave diving, because I haven't been trained for it. However, I have done my wreck Diver course and dived a few wrecks so I know the potential dangers of diving in an overhead environment, where if anything goes wrong, being able to do an emergency assent is not one of your options!! But, knowing the dangers, knowing the rules and applying those rules is how we mitigate the potential dangers.
i live just an hour away from there. there are alot of under water aquifers in this area and alot of our caves and lakes are volcanic :)
Now we all know Woody's type 😂 go on Woddy!
I seen your pink boggin in awp video. Love the octopus while talkimg about diving lol.
Well yesterday I did a dumb thing on a clean up dive. On a marina wall, I got carried away swimming in ledges. One was deep like a trench. I underestimated and with in seconds I silted out the ledge ( I am not cave certified and only done 12 dives). I was like "well this was dumb" and could feel my anxiety rise. I could not turn around so could only reverse myself. I could see nothing but white and debriee. Was like being in fog. Im usually a calm diver but damn this tested me. A learning experience and reminder not always to listen to the call of curiousity. I still think cave diving is a big nope from me 🤣
Great presentation by the reporter!
On a side note, you guys often talk about your Orcatorch D630's. I was not aware there was a D620 as well. Could you do a comparison of the 2 models, and why one is so much less expensive? Thanks!
Sounds like a great idea, and yes, I own both models
That music is in the film Sunshine
so much good content coming out so frequently. squad, you're spoiling us!
Non diver, who now really wants to dive but probably will never be able to due to problems with my ears. So will just have to get my fix from your channel which I've been binge watching last few days! I would however go to one of your classes just to get a bear hug from Gus 😂
@8:23 wow she said the bubbles could cause avalanche and then theres whole teams for filming movies. Wow
Hilarious 😭😭😂 woody thought the presenter was a diver, im sure she would appreciate a few lessons from u !
That’s just it! Even though these guys are cave certified and do everything properly, the thought of bubbles dislodging an avalanche of rocks is nightmare fuel! Gotta give it to the divers for their courage man! Wild horses wouldn’t drag me in there not even with Ed n Mike helping 😂
Would you have considered this to be an accident that was preventable? It sounds like she was diving alone off a guided line? It seems the information is limited since there were no witnesses. Some say she got disoriented and silted out and then ran out of air. Others suggest she could have been hit by a falling rock and knocked out? I hope it's not a disrespectful question. I've watched all your videos and not leaving the line and diving with a buddy is echo'd throughout each one. It's not something you mentioned here, so I was curious. She seems like a very experienced and accomplished diver.
What a great diver. RESPECT! Love the HAT Woody.
I live in Mt gambier , never caved dived looks fun
All respect to anyone who dives let alone dives in Australia...everything wants to eat you in Australia. 🕸🐊🦈🐙🐨 Thanks for another great vid albeit sad story. Alice...from Australia! 🤦🏼♀️😉🇦🇺
Not everything wants to eat you here. Most animals just want to poison you or inject venom in you and leave you to die. 😁
@@dneill8493 🤣 so true
As an Australian this makes me wanna dive. So beautiful.
As a non-diver who regularly visits the Mt Gambier regionof the world I've looked into a number of these systems wondering how people could br brave enough to enter. I finally understand now, looks amazing to explore there.
So right off the bat, you have two divers, one of which is on back mounts, and one is sidemounting. Either the cave is tight enough to require sidemount, in which case they'll have to call the dive at the restriction because the backmount diver can't fit, or it doesn't require sidemount, in which case they are unnecessarily complicating their plan by diving as a team with differing equipment configurations. Gas sharing procedures and gas logistics will not be identical per diver. The same situation exists when you have open circuit divers diving in a team with CCR divers. Procedures can't be consistent in mixed teams, which is to assume an unnecessary risk.
Oooh get a little happy when I’m notified that Dive Talk have done another video 🤗
Hope you enjoyed it!
Hi Gus and Woody. I have become a fan of Dive Talk and Diving in general. I'm getting to know Mike, Ed and the guys and gals that are associated with Dive Talk and some of the other Tube Casts like Blue World TV. Yall had a show about the Cave rescue of the Thai football team and their coach, after watching that show I watched the National Geographic documentary, " The Rescue, " the movie on Prime, " 13 Lives," and some other Tube Casts like the one that I just watched the other day called, " 13 Lost," which centered mainly around Ben Reymanents and Maksym Polyjeka. " The Rescue, " left me with the impression that Ben Reymanents and Maksym Polyjeka pretty much gave up way early in the rescue and were pretty much no help. Now they are trying to turn that around and say that the British, Australian and Americans were not much use. Everything that I have watched has not changed my mind even a little, I'm behind Rick Stanton, Richard Harris and their team. I see several shows, casts and movies coming out where everyone, it seems, is trying to make a buck. Yall need to jump on this with both feet to make sure the truth gets out to your subscribers. Thanks for Dive Talk and doing a great job.
Right I agree accidents don't happen mistakes do
The HATS.
When news reporter saying SSSss in every words it hurtSS
Hey guys this might be a dumb question but do you think that bringing an underwater whistle with you would be a good idea? Theoretically it could help people locate you if you or they are lost for some reason but I don't really know anything about diving besides from your videos so just wanted to get your guys' take on if it would even work or be useful in the slightest! Love your guys channel so much and really appreciate what you guys do!
Her voice is angelic...i could listen to her indefinitely, i dont care what the subject is.....just keep talking :)
Always take steps to minimize the risk. Otherwise sometimes risk is to great 👍🤙
Thanks Woody and Gus for your respect to Agnes. I tend to agree with her father, that she came across something unexpected. I'd check with the aboriginal people about the legends, spirits and forces in specific places now. Particularly caves, above or below water. And I once had so much faith in science. Regards
What a terrible way to go. I've had nightmares like that. Thank God I always woke up.
Agnes was a legend great job guys
Thanks for the video drop another 1st class video 🤘
I don't even drive, but this is my favorite channel
Lol. I guess we know Woody's type now!
Is she a cave diver??
No!? I still love her 😂
RIP trailblazer and warrior, Valhalla awaits.
"Great."
"..."
"....."
lmao
RIP DEAR Agnes , gone 2 soon . Yes you are missed.
they just said that she got disorientated & ran out of air... but i thought i saw another video of yours where she tried to put her air tanks thru a tiny crawl thru and accidentally lost hold of it and it floated off and she couldnt get thru the crawl space in time and drowned.. or was that a completely different woman???