Article has this quote: "The site is very popular and receives nearly half a million divers every year. "
That can't be correct, can it?
Nearly is a relative term.
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Article has this quote: "The site is very popular and receives nearly half a million divers every year. "
That can't be correct, can it?
All is relative. But even 1000 divers a week is only 1/10th of that claimNearly is a relative term.
delicious multiple meanings in this sentence, good postThe article has no specifics. It would be nice to see PADI make an investment to benefit and support East coast divers, but I'm not holding my breath (well-trained by PADI!).
Insurance must be the biggest expen$e. Anybody have a total count of how many deaths/drownings that have occurred at Dutch Springs over these many years?If you add all the visitors to the water park, the number still doesn’t come close to half a million annually. The cost to run the quarry are staggering and it’s tough to recoup your investment with such a short season.
That would be 1,370 divers a day, every day of the year. Not likely!
I can't imagine there being a average of 500 dives a day done there.
Sure there is! Every time a student pops up counts as another dive!
My kids instructor claimed to have 30,000 dives under his belt... 30,000?. I said yes Sir sounds amazing![]()
I did a shallow dive a while back my computer registered it as several because everything I went over a rock I was so shallow the computer said not under anymore. We were laughing when we got out.
It was funny before I set it, same thing... 15 dives in one day, lol.
What I understand DS is comprised of two properties, one by the water park and the entrance area. What I understand the one went for 7 million and other 6 million, that is what I heard. It really does not matter because the developer will just up their offer.Let’s be honest, we’re not talking about a beachfront mansion here. Is anyone privy to the sale price or have knowledge of what comps in the area are going for? Can’t be more than a million or 2 dollars. Sounds like a lot of $ but it could easily be raised with a collaborative effort.