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:vomit: I'll pass.

The Dive Georgia quarry used to have another name. The facility was heavily vandalized and the operators shut it down. Last time I was there the chicken houses up on the hill stunk pretty bad and the water was "suspicious?" in my opinion. I asked for a report if the county had tested the...

We also live in Acworth. Which quarry are you speaking of?

Sounds like that instructor is wound a little too tight and probably should seek a less stressful activity.

Oceanic Pro Plus is very easy to read and use.

Thanks for the report

What are the depths at the respective reefs/ledges? (thanks)

Welcome to all of you.

Y'all are always the best, thinking about others and trying very hard to accommodate everyone. :thumb:

@Kevrumbo she lives in SW Florida.

All good stuff, folks. Thank you.

Great info. Thanks for sharing personal experiences. I think the first thing we need to do is locate the proper instructor, but the gear info has been terrific. The instructor may have preferences, based on his/her experience with younger students, as to what type of rig works best.

Will chat with Tobin @ DSS about their smallest kydex plate. BP/W may be the best solution for a growing child. When sitting down, from the stool to the top of her shoulder is 19 inches.

Agreed, @MichaelMc . Instructor selection is crutial. She lives in Venice FL. Obviously, I will be available to partner with her and be her buddy for in-water work. I too was thinking an AL40 might be a good fit.

My grand daughter will be turning 12 in December. She loves water and has always shown an interest in marine biology. She wants to get certified. She is quite petite for 11, but extremely smart and attentive. My question, for those who are instructors or have children/grandkids who have...

:) Regs and computer checked out in the the pool yesterday. Lets go to Bonaire.

:cheers: