Capt Jim Wyatt
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hello from the keys--I just found this message board and look forward to some interesting discussions.
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Hello, welcome to the board!
A Fellow Floridian! :bang:
A Fellow Floridian! :bang:
Glad to have you aboard. We look forward to reading about your experiences.
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Hi Jim:
Welcome to the board from the cold waters of New england.
Have fun, Dive Safe .......................Arduous
Welcome to the board from the cold waters of New england.
Have fun, Dive Safe .......................Arduous
Welcome from Rochester NY.
If your looking forward to "interesting discussions". We have quite a few around here.
Enjoy!
If your looking forward to "interesting discussions". We have quite a few around here.
Enjoy!
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and a WAARM welcome from Sunny ARIZONA, the all beach no ocean state..
then if no interesting disscussion comes to mind, we'll substitute interesting people...
then if no interesting disscussion comes to mind, we'll substitute interesting people...
Just went to your site - I was immediately struck by the picture on the first page... is it always that crowded on the reef?
Rick
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Capt Jim Wyatt
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Sometimes in the summer months when the water is like a piece of glass and the visibility is 100 feet plus it is even more crowded. Most of the boats in that photo are private boats with 2 or 3 people on them.
However, the reef is over 5 square miles in area so it does not feel crowded while underwater as the divers are all spread out.
Over the past few weeks we have rarely seen more than 5 or 6 boats out there at a time.
However, the reef is over 5 square miles in area so it does not feel crowded while underwater as the divers are all spread out.
Over the past few weeks we have rarely seen more than 5 or 6 boats out there at a time.
Ari
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Where the sun always shines and the water warm (at least above 17C).
Have fun diving and surfing.
Ari
Have fun diving and surfing.
Ari
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