How are gas prices and inflation going to affect your diving?
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TravelGas
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All Winter I planned on driving 1,200 miles to Florida with all my gear to get Tech training in early May. When gas broke $5 gallon I canceled my plans and I am uncertain when I will get another chance to go.
Robert H. Diver
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You should change your name to “No” travel gas LOL.
I’m still planning on driving 2 days each way to FL cave country at Christmas.
Cebolla
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I saw very few boats out in early July in Rockport, MA on a very hot day. I think the total number of boating hours - those actually running boats - has probably dropped substantially. People are out, but they tend to not travel as far.
What the hell do you drive?
People used to razz me about my Escape, saying you needed a truck for diving. Haven’t heard anything along those lines for months. I get 27 mpg even loaded down with tanks.
TravelGas
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The price of Helium is on my mind also. I will need a lot of it for the training and diving I am looking to do.
On an unrelated note, this web site could use a good long U Boat thread, trip reviews, discussion the whole thing.
On an unrelated note, this web site could use a good long U Boat thread, trip reviews, discussion the whole thing.
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