Doh. Auto collision = no divey.

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KansaiKitsune

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Hey SBers. Was looking forward to meeting up with the rest of you in the NW FL area, but was involved in a serious car crash on Sunday. Was lucky to walk away with a fractured wrist and a couple fractured fingers. Person who hit me wasn't injured at all. Doc says 4 weeks in this cast and a few more to get full usage back -- no carrying tanks for a bit. :(

On the upside, I'll have to get a new vehicle -- one that can carry my gear. So maybe I will make September, and winter in the springs. Take care out there. Ironically, I feel safer under tons of seawater than I do on the roads.
 
Ouch! Sorry to hear about your wreck and injuries. But, mind the Doctor and you will be back diving in no time. I am happy you are OK.
 
We'll keep you up on pictures and dive reports. Time will fly!
 
I wondered where you disappeared to. Sorry to hear about your wreck. Time to look at a Subie or an Element! Or maybe a (dare I say) pickup truck.
 
Sorry to hear about your accident. :( That bites the big one.

I wonder if you can get some additional pain and suffering money due to being denied the ability to dive. :eyebrow:

I've heard the Avalanche is a good vehicle option.
 
PerroneFord:
I wondered where you disappeared to. Sorry to hear about your wreck. Time to look at a Subie or an Element! Or maybe a (dare I say) pickup truck.
I'm looking at a Chevy HHR! Its design is based on the old "Woody" station wagons that the oldschool surfers used to use to carry their boards and gear around on the West Coast!

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Thanks everyone for the well wishes. I'll be back under before too long!
 
Be mindful of the load height. In some cases the car-type vehicles load deck is so low to the ground, it's hard to get your gear on while seated. Something like a small pickup is often better.
 
dude, too bad about the injuries (hope you got some good drugs :wink:)

sweet about the new car, though
 
H2Andy:
dude, too bad about the injuries (hope you got some good drugs :wink:)

sweet about the new car, though

They offered me narcotics but I didn't take them. I'll save myself for narcosis. :D I actually don't like the ones that make you dopey. I went back to work the day after. Typing this with one hand! Luckily the one I broke is not my dominant or writing hand.

I'm just doing Tylenol at the moment.
 
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