Hello from Kentucky!!
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TropiGal
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Hi there! I was certified in Lexington also while living there from 90-94. Moved to Lexington from north of Atlanta - Dalton. GO BRAVES !!!!!!!!!
Shortly after being certified we moved to Seattle area and I didn't do any diving for four years.....then we moved to Texas (Dallas/Fort Worth area) and I assumed that we would not be doing much diving. Amazingly, this area is saturated with dive shops and we are back into it again. My husband has been certified since 70 but since I've become a more active diver he's finally doing what he always wanted to do - Dive Master training and eventually Instructor. Needless to say, with that going on, we stay wet a lot!
Like you and your husband, my husband likes wreck diving and I like hangtime on the reefs....but he enjoys that too so we can do the various types of diving we both enjoy.
We've made a few attempts of uw photography in the past - just got a Motor Marine Pro-EX - so we're looking forward to using that soon. Wish us luck!!! What type of camera do you use?
Shortly after being certified we moved to Seattle area and I didn't do any diving for four years.....then we moved to Texas (Dallas/Fort Worth area) and I assumed that we would not be doing much diving. Amazingly, this area is saturated with dive shops and we are back into it again. My husband has been certified since 70 but since I've become a more active diver he's finally doing what he always wanted to do - Dive Master training and eventually Instructor. Needless to say, with that going on, we stay wet a lot!
Like you and your husband, my husband likes wreck diving and I like hangtime on the reefs....but he enjoys that too so we can do the various types of diving we both enjoy.
We've made a few attempts of uw photography in the past - just got a Motor Marine Pro-EX - so we're looking forward to using that soon. Wish us luck!!! What type of camera do you use?
Originally posted by TropiGal
Hi there! I was certified in Lexington also while living there from 90-94. Moved to Lexington from north of Atlanta - Dalton. GO BRAVES !!!!!!!!!
Do you ever get a chance to come back to KY? If so, let me know & we can go diving... Got a ReefMaster digital & an Ikelite Auto 35. Love my digital!!! It's great for an amateur like me to be able to immediately see results rather than spending money on pictures that didn't come out.. Unfortunately, my digital decided to quit on me after my first dive this past weekend, so gotta send it in for repairs.;-0 Guess I'll just have to use my Ikelite til I get it back!!
Cindy
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Welcome to the board! Beware as it is very addictive!
brendanrtw
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Welcome to the board!!!!!
CTurtle,
I am glad you had a good time but I was diving Lauderdale. I wouldn't trade you but I will try to make it next time.
Chad
I am glad you had a good time but I was diving Lauderdale. I wouldn't trade you but I will try to make it next time.
Chad
u. p.,
We have several quarries. One near louisville and a couple near the border to IN on the IN side. We also have some in the Western part of the state. Let us know next time you are coming through and we will try to hook up and dive some. The water isn't real warm but hey it lets us get wet.
Chad
We have several quarries. One near louisville and a couple near the border to IN on the IN side. We also have some in the Western part of the state. Let us know next time you are coming through and we will try to hook up and dive some. The water isn't real warm but hey it lets us get wet.
Chad
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