No Problem Pete, it's for all to learn from. We get a lot of press on how great our wreck diving is but I almost never see a mention of the level this diving actually is. I don't mean to turn anyone off to our diving, just want them to have a realistic idea of what it's like. For the most part, it's long range(20 to 40 miles off shore), deep, possibly rough seas and wrecks are in and of themselves hazardous if not respected. You know what a surging dive ladder looks like, it is intimidating and can be down right dangerous, not the thing a new diver needs to have to deal with. We do have some good 50 ft dives and the seas are glass smooth on some days but these are the exception. As for the yack club, I too am a member, luckly a part time member and getting better. This is also another reality that needs to be understood...saw 2 people turn a lovely shade of green and lay on the deck for about 7 hrs the other week, not exactly the dive trip they had planned. I have seen more than one diver miss one or both dives due to seasickness. When you comming up to dive with us?