It's always entertaining to see my own posts from over 15 years ago. Sometimes I ask myself, "Who is that guy??!!" with an
.Back then I was a Hoosier but not a Papaw. How times have changed!
Contest-What is your single(one) favorite dive spot?(so we can come up with a winner)
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It's always entertaining to see my own posts from over 15 years ago. Sometimes I ask myself, "Who is that guy??!!" with an
.Back then I was a Hoosier but not a Papaw. How times have changed!
I can relate, I'm from Kalamazoo, Michigan and no longer a vacation diver!It's always entertaining to see my own posts from over 15 years ago. Sometimes I ask myself, "Who is that guy??!!" with an
Back then I was a Hoosier but not a Papaw. How times have changed!
Malin Head, Donegal, north west Ireland.
Amazing wrecks (Audacious, Empire Heritage, Justicia), amazing clarity, what rebreathers were made for. And decent heated undersuits.
A second favourite would be Scapa Flow, Orkney, Scotland. 3 battleships and 4 cruisers and many other wrecks all quite shallow down to 42m/135ft. What's not to like!
Then there's the literally thousands of wrecks in the English Channel. So much choice.
Amazing wrecks (Audacious, Empire Heritage, Justicia), amazing clarity, what rebreathers were made for. And decent heated undersuits.
A second favourite would be Scapa Flow, Orkney, Scotland. 3 battleships and 4 cruisers and many other wrecks all quite shallow down to 42m/135ft. What's not to like!
Then there's the literally thousands of wrecks in the English Channel. So much choice.
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Contest-What is your single(one) favorite dive spot?(so we can come up with a winner)
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Can you say, ARABIA....
Can you say, ARABIA....
My fav site is Ogden Point, Victoria, BC. It’s not as spectacular as some others mentioned here but it’s got a lot to offer, there’s reliable wolf eels, ling cod, rock fish, and great pacific octopus. Seals, otters, and getting swarmed by sea lions are possible.
But the weird thing is you’re not hiring an expensive boat to haul you out to some exotic location, you’re downtown in a really nice city! Parking, the cafe, the excellent Surf Motel, and everything are all right there. Was even better when Erin had the dive shop there but nothing good lasts. If you go bring a dolly or wheelbarrow to haul your gear out to the end of the breakwater: it’s kinda a hike otherwise.
But the weird thing is you’re not hiring an expensive boat to haul you out to some exotic location, you’re downtown in a really nice city! Parking, the cafe, the excellent Surf Motel, and everything are all right there. Was even better when Erin had the dive shop there but nothing good lasts. If you go bring a dolly or wheelbarrow to haul your gear out to the end of the breakwater: it’s kinda a hike otherwise.
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