Hookah Diving from Cruising with Bettie
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\nAs they sailed down the west coat of Central America, Bob and Kaye took some time to enjoy diving in Costa Rica. They used a Hookah system that feeds air through hoses supplied by a small generator floating on the surface. The Hookah eliminates the need to carry bulky scuba tanks aboard. Join cruisers Bob and Kaye on their many adventures in "Cruising with Bettie: L.A. to the Bahamas," a 51-minute cruising life-style video.
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Bob Steadman was a highly acclaimed Hollywood cinematographer. Sadly, Bob past away earlier this year. His last Hollywood gig was as technical consultant to the Director of Photography on the feature, Body of Lies directed by Ridley Scott and starring Leonardo de Caprio and Russell Crowe. Check out Bob Steadman's screen credits on the Internet Movie Database. Bob's First Mate, Kaye is a Hollywood costume designer. Read all about them and their adventures in Bettie's Blog.
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