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Also Matt Sasso's Long Island Diver blog, which was quiet all summer, has a good post on things he and a friend saw while diving near a bridge on the north shore of LI that I'd never heard of (at least I think it's on the north shore). Good stuff -- a glimpse of what's going on under the surface.
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Many thanks, I am a regular reader of Sphere as well!
The Ponquogue Bridge is located Hampton Bays, in the Town of Southampton, on the South Shore. It is a bridge that runs over where the canal that connects Moriches and Shinnecock Bays where it empties into Shinnecock Bay.
The bridge that divers use is actually a demolished drawbridge, where the center span of the bridge was removed, leaving a pier on the South end. A much taller bridge (which impedes vessel and vehicle traffic less) is currently used by motorists.
I've dove it several times, and I highly recommend it. Two things, though: 1) a parking permit from the Town of Southampton is required (which can be bought for the day); and, 2) this site should only be dove during slack tide, as the tidal currents are severe.
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