Hit 500 logged dives and my logbook bookkeeping changed
Passed 500 logged dives last month off Port Hueneme, and it made me notice I'd been skipping pressure test records for the last 40 or so. Now I'm backfilling them, but has anyone else hit a milestone and found their paperwork sloppier than they thought?
The "paperwork sloppier than they thought" part hit home for me. I hit 300 dives a while back and when I sat down to add up my bottom times I realized half my entries were missing depth or had the wrong site written down. It was a mess. Backfilling is the worst too because you are trying to remember stuff from months ago and you know some of those numbers are just guesses. Mine were mostly shore dives so at least the depths were always similar, but I still felt like an idiot. Good on you for actually going back and fixing it instead of just leaving it.