Hi from Europe!

[J Pasquette]

Hi everyone,

I am a French/English diver from England!

 

[iamrushman]

howdy and welcome from southeast florida USA....

 

[TMHeimer]

Welcome. What part of the UK? Do you dive there locally?

 

[J Pasquette]

Welcome. What part of the UK? Do you dive there locally?

I live on the east coast in Suffolk. I've actually never dove (dived?) in england. All my diving has been tropical or cenotes. Off to Malta for the summer season which will be the closest!

 

[Saniflush]

Welcome

 

[Schwob]

Welcome!
When you have a chance (after diving there), tell us about the diving in Malta... (as you see it)...

 

[kelemvor]

I live on the east coast in Suffolk. I've actually never dove (dived?) in england. All my diving has been tropical or cenotes. Off to Malta for the summer season which will be the closest!

Welcome!

Usually I see Americans use "dove" and folks from other English speaking countries use "dived." I think both are correct and you won't get any flack on scubaboard about it either way.

 

[JMBL]

Welcome!

Usually I see Americans use "dove" and folks from other English speaking countries use "dived." I think both are correct and you won't get any flack on scubaboard about it either way.

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, both are correct.

Welcome on board !

 

[Marie13]

Welcome from the Great Lakes! You've never dove cold water and I've never dove warm water!

 

[TMHeimer]

Welcome!

Usually I see Americans use "dove" and folks from other English speaking countries use "dived." I think both are correct and you won't get any flack on scubaboard about it either way.

Yeah. Big thread on this somewhere-- if you become like some of us and have so much free time that we're always on Scubaboard. But, there is an awful lot of good info. here as well.