Have a Good One. . .

[rd2dive]

I just found SB and have spent a few hours reading through the different forums. I started diving in May 2004. I took my Open Water course on Utila, Honduras with the Utila Dive Center. They did a great job to hook me in!! I'm starting the year out diving style. I'm a week out from another trip to Utila. I believe I'll take my Advance Open Water course. Utila is a great place to dive!! Hard to get there, but worth it.

Well, I look forward to meeting many of you through SB. BTW - anybody got any suggestions on any dive sites in Georgia? All my searches find sites in other states. Georgia does not have one that I know of. . .
Have a good 2005.

 

[murphdivers286]

Welcome to the board rd2dive. You could check out Deep Dixie Divers and Florida Conch Divers. Here are the links

Click here ------>[red]Deep Dixie Divers[/red]

Click here ------>[red]Florida Conch Divers[/red]

 

[Corigan]

Hey Fellow Georgian, Welcome to Scubaboard. As you have already found out this is an excellent community with so much information available that sometimes it gives me headaches. I live about 30 minutes north of Atlanta in Woodstock, GA. Today a group of about 7 of us went out and dove Lake Lanier. It really is about the only place to dive around here. The water was about 48F, and viz was around the 15 foot mark. There is all sorts of crazy stuff under the lake if you can get out to the sites to dive it. You can also do a shore dive (like we did today), and it costs $3 to get into the lake. Quite a bit of fun if you are just looking for someplace close to get wet (and don't mind cold water.. . Other than lanier most people go out to the quarries in Alabama, Lake Jocassee/Keowee in SC, or head to the panhandle. In the panhandle there is morrison springs, vortex springs, crypress springs, destin, pensacola, Panama City Beach, as well as other spots. If you are ever interested in any lake diving or any local diving drop me a PM here and maybe we could get something together. As already stated there is a forum for deep dixie divers as well as the florida conch divers. There is also a forum for the North Carolina Wreck Divers. North Carolina is always a choice for some great wreck diving. Have fun and I hope you enjoy your next trip to Utila (I know you will.. .

Matt

 

[Matt the Aquaman]

Hi there rd2dive, my name is Matt. Welcome to the Board! You should enjoy it here, you will find lots of information about diving. You can also meet many nice people too. Have a fun time here. and safe diving.

Click here to greet a new member! :happywave
No experience needed and it feels great!​

 

[Scott Riemer]

Hello rd2dive, welcome to Scubaboard!

 

[scubajoe]

Welcome to the board!

Joe

 

[DandyDon]

Howdy!

And welcome to SB - the biggest, the best, the fastest growing, and the friendliest! If you'll click ScubaBoard.com above, you'll be taken to our long list of forums, a wealth of information and resources. At the bottom, be sure to notice the Local & Singles Dive Club forums.

PM me if I can help you learn your way around; that is - click my username to the upper left, then follow the prompts to send me a "Personal Message."

don