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		<title>Cooler Weather but clear Water</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[singlepic id=115 w=320 h=240 float=left]Well cold weather has become the norm in Key West, time to break out the wetsuits. The water never gets too cold to dive and snorkel here but it does get cold enough where a wetsuit will make you a lot more comfortable if you plan on staying in the water. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[singlepic id=115 w=320 h=240 float=left]Well cold weather has become the norm in Key West, time to break out the wetsuits. The water never gets too cold to dive and snorkel here but it does get cold enough where a wetsuit will make you a lot more comfortable if you plan on staying in the water. With the light winds the past couple weeks we have been going out to the reef&#8217;s edge and even snorkeling over top some of the wrecks in front of Key West.</p>
<p>Some interesting things we have seen the past couple weeks;  hogfish and  gag grouper, both seen at the 9 foot stake. A giant antique anchor and other sea life. Water clarity has ranged from 30 feet to over a hundred.<span id="more-148"></span></p>
<p>[singlepic id=114 w=320 h=240 float=left]When the water is clear, there are a few wrecks you can see from the surface close to Key West. These would include Joe&#8217;s tug, Cayman Salvager and the Vandenberg. On a clear day you can see most if not all of Joes Tug.  The Cayman and Vandenberg are larger and in deeper water so not much chance of being able to see the &#8220;whole&#8221; ship.  The normal snorkeling boats will not take you to those wrecks, you will have to take either a private charter or jump on a dive boat to see them. You can learn more about<a href="http://diving-key-west.com/"> wrecks of Key West here</a>.</p>
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