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First Liveaboard (Blackbeards) - What to expect?
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I went down to visit a friend. I stayed at the Red Carpet Inn when I was down there. Don't expect 5-star accommodations, but it was clean & the staff was very nice. Plus, you are directly across from the dock, so getting to the boat was a breeze.
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Kingsley Zissou
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Greetings Masenmag
Welcome to Scubaboard!
My friend and I are also sailing with blackbeards this weekend. We don't know which boat, but maybe we'll run into you guys.
Welcome to Scubaboard!
My friend and I are also sailing with blackbeards this weekend. We don't know which boat, but maybe we'll run into you guys.
Leaving next week and I swear it cannot come quick enough!!! Hey I am packing my gear and I had a question does Blackeards supply mask defog or do I need to pick some up?
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One of the passengers was sharing his bottle of homemade stuff with most of the people on the boat. As far as I know, the boat didn't supply any, so if you need some, get some.
Kingsley Zissou
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I just saw the boats from the dock. There is a big spray bottle marked defog on the deck of each.
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Here is the long and short of the deck area known as the Horse Shoe:
Robert B. Rubenstein
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Hi Oreo:
My better half and I were on the Morning Star in August 2010. (Captain Grayson & Crew) The information posted by RJP is exactally correct. We had some idea of what we were getting into because of the conversations we had with our local dive shop. The trip was very basic , but extremely enjoyable. The crew was for the most part, great! If you want to dive , for a low cost , you will have a blast. For me this is the way to go.
Bob
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My better half and I were on the Morning Star in August 2010. (Captain Grayson & Crew) The information posted by RJP is exactally correct. We had some idea of what we were getting into because of the conversations we had with our local dive shop. The trip was very basic , but extremely enjoyable. The crew was for the most part, great! If you want to dive , for a low cost , you will have a blast. For me this is the way to go.
Bob
Just a Bagel in a Bucket O'Grits!
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