John Beach
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Hello I have decided to dust my cobwebs off and jump back into the water after putting it on hold for couple years. seeing how many active members are around.
Hello from Spartanburg,SC
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/159286447538334/
https://www.facebook.com/NC-PDRA-1642117899356588/?fref=ts
more activity there for specific local diving, but a few of us in the area
https://www.facebook.com/NC-PDRA-1642117899356588/?fref=ts
more activity there for specific local diving, but a few of us in the area
Welcome to SB! There are quite a few active divers in your neck of the woods...especially with all the epic wrecks off the coast there.
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John Beach
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Thanks everyone. Tbone1004 Thank you for the links. I am Planning to join NCPDRA as Lake Norman Quarry looks like a very promising location.
TONY CHANEY
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I'll be glad to assist you into getting back in. I am a member of the NCPDRA and willing to help out fellow divers. PM me if you would like to.
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Tony's the real deal, btw, you won't find a better dive buddy.
Hodad here....There's also Lake Jocassee if you want to dive in trees or off a boat (heated in winter). There's a multi-story building in Lake Keowee and a heated power plant outflow which is a hoot to dive. The Keowee dives are usually done off a heated boat in winter when the visibility is better.
