Hello and welcome to another episode of the Grey NATO, a loose discussion of travel, adventure, diving, gear, and most certainly watches.

This is episode 63 and we thank you for listening.

Jason, we're recording this the day before it goes live.

I think this might be the latest recording we've ever done for a TGM, just some really

busy travel schedules the last little while, and I'm actually thrilled that we're

definitely going to be able to do an episode and not have to put up some apology.

Yeah it seems like we're always lately we've been sort of recording between our various trips places.

It's good you're getting really good at editing because you'll have to turn this one around

pretty fast.

At some point we're going to do these live.

We might get to a point where I just put the files next to each other and sync them up and that's

what I publish and I don't spend a bunch of time editing it.

Yeah, yeah. We'll see. So how have you been? You're back from some diving, some what looked like some fantastic diving.

Great, yeah, I mean it's already mid-July. I'm, my jet lag is finally over. That's good to kind of clear that out of my head.

And it was just in time too. I did a road trip this time, which I've been kind of hankering for after a lot of flying around and

you know once or twice a summer I try to load up the car with the dive gear and go meet my my buddy Chris

who lives down in Milwaukee and we try to do some great lakes

diving and this time really didn't disappoint.

We went over to the east side of the state of Michigan, the Lower Peninsula, the Mitten, actually in the thumb region, if you look at a map the way Michigan shaped, it's kind of this area called the thumb.

And we did some diving out in Lake Huron, which is the third largest of the Great Lakes.

And it was great.

We took, so I drove down to Milwaukee and picked up Chris where he lives and we then loaded up with his stuff. Boy, we have this

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