Accident Averted thanks to Diver Joe

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.....it is very easy to dive in threes......but you have to have a plan first. As been mentioned...leader and the two behind act as a usaul buddy team. Obviously ( at least to me) the leader must maintain contact with the other two behind him.

Bottom_Sucker, his wife and I have done numerous dives in just such a manner.
 
We all miss Diver Joe here in Nova Scotia at the Shearwater Scuba Club. (Joe was our Treasurer) I have always been grateful to Joe for being my buddy (whenever he could)from the time I started diving two years ago. I have learned alot from him and count him as one of my very best friends...we have had some excellent adventures in the Atlantic and Les Escoumins and I am looking forward to more fun in the St. Lawrence in a couple of weeks....this is one sterling guy! Good work, Diver Joe...from Anemone1946 aka Diver Jane (the name was already taken on this board!)
 
Thanks Jane. Looking forward to showing you the local spots and introducing you to some of the gang up this way. See you soon.
xo
 

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