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Team Duckweed<\/strong><\/p>\n

Team Duckweed braved epic rain squals, herds of High School students, duckweed snowballs, and this pervasive plant in every crevice of gear known to man (and a few unknown) to be an awesome group for my Instructor Evaluation. Thanks to the best video divers around, Kate and Kathy, students Allen and James, and Danny, who of course didn’t see who threw that duckweed snowball.<\/p>\n

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And thanks to Kathy, who I think is the first video diver ever to not record a shot of themselves looking at the camera with the adorable “is this thing on” face.<\/p>\n

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Danny & Mer in HQ (c) Kathy Dicker<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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