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Just a short note to say Hi. Just finished a nice 11m shore dive. Doing a 50m wreck dive tomorrow. Will keep you posted.
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Welcome to the board. I hope to be down your way the first 2 wks of October.
Danny
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Welcome Aboard!!!!!!
Becareful, it's addictive. Who cares!!!!!
Good friends and good info. What could be better??????
My wife went to Australia in March 2003. She loved it. She especially loved Exmouth. She said it was like diving into "Finding Nemo".
Becareful, it's addictive. Who cares!!!!!
Good friends and good info. What could be better??????
My wife went to Australia in March 2003. She loved it. She especially loved Exmouth. She said it was like diving into "Finding Nemo".
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don
Welcome to SB!! :happywave Put us in your computer's favorites and check in often. This is a great place to learn, compare, argue
Look around our various forums - everything from New-To-Scuba to Instructors-Only to Dive Medicine.don
The shore dive was at Oak Park, Cronulla. Nice shore entry near the seawater pool, quickly into 7m and then a gradual swim down to 10-12m. Lots of bottom time, especially on Nitrox. Well worth it.
The deep wreck dive yesterday was on the Tuggerah off the Royal National Park. There is a great page on the history and dive profile at
http://www.michaelmcfadyenscuba.info/articles/tuggerah.htm
As Michael warns, this is not for the inexperienced. It's a deco dive to 48m. I had 16 minutes of bottom time and then 17 minutes deco working off my Mosquito. Took a pony with EANx80 for the deco stops at 7.5m and then 4-5m.
There was a moderate current on the wreck and the vis was fantastic, 20m at least. Lots of schooling fish, 2m wobbigongs, cuttlefish etc. One of the best dives I've done. Got out there on Sea Tamer, see http://www.seatamerdive.com/
Thanks for the welcome, SteveD...
The deep wreck dive yesterday was on the Tuggerah off the Royal National Park. There is a great page on the history and dive profile at
http://www.michaelmcfadyenscuba.info/articles/tuggerah.htm
As Michael warns, this is not for the inexperienced. It's a deco dive to 48m. I had 16 minutes of bottom time and then 17 minutes deco working off my Mosquito. Took a pony with EANx80 for the deco stops at 7.5m and then 4-5m.
There was a moderate current on the wreck and the vis was fantastic, 20m at least. Lots of schooling fish, 2m wobbigongs, cuttlefish etc. One of the best dives I've done. Got out there on Sea Tamer, see http://www.seatamerdive.com/
Thanks for the welcome, SteveD...
Zacrifice:Hey Steve
From Sydney too
Where abouts did you just do your dive?
BTW welcome to Scuba board!
The people here are litterally insane.... but nice of course
The shore dive was off Oak Park in Cronulla.
The wreck was the Tuggerah off Royal National Park. Fantastic dive with 20+m vis.
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