Greetings from Toronto Canada.

[TorontoWill]

Hello fellow divers,

My name is William and I am newer to the sport. Years ago I completed my open water divers course and I stopped diving. About 5 years later I dove with sharks and I was not comfortable diving. This year, I decided that I wanted to try to advance my diving skills and see where my journey takes me.

William.

 

[JohnRom]

Welcome on board.

 

[GrafCanuck]

Hi William. Greetings from London, Ontario. Welcome to the board.

 

[Marie13]

Well, if you don’t want to dive with sharks, the Great Lakes with fabulous wrecks are in your backyard!

Great Lakes: Unsalted and Shark Free!

 

[Tripp]

William, Howdy from Texas! Welcome to ScubaBoard, dive on in, the water's fine!

 

[PT4476]

Welcome to scubaboard. Lot's of divers in the GTA, some great wreck diving in this area too.

 

[TMHeimer]

Welcome from NS.

 

[David Wilson]

Welcome to SB from the UK, William. Loved Toronto with the longest street in the world, Yonge Street, when I visited the city during the 1990s. Do the GO trains still play the "Bicycle built for two" tune when the doors open and close at stations?

 

[Dogbowl]

Welcome to SB from the UK, William. Loved Toronto with the longest street in the world, Yonge Street, when I visited the city during the 1990s. Do the GO trains still play the "Bicycle built for two" tune when the doors open and close at stations?

I really liked Toronto in the 90s. It’s very different now. Good and bad of course but I preferred it back then. Maybe I’m just getting older and reminiscing the good old days.

Here’s the current GO train door chime for your amusement! I get to hear it twice every weekday. Oh joy!


OP, welcome to SB from a fellow GTA’er! I’m not much of a local diver though.

 

[Norwegian Cave Diver]

Welcome back to the sport.