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There’s another thread about old fart divers over 50, which spurred the question about the possibility of most of the divers on SB being over 50.
So I’m just curious to see what the age makeup of divers is here.
You can elaborate if you wish about age, how long you’ve been certified, how many dives, what type of diving, any other details you have to make it interesting and a good read.
69...certified over 25 years ago. Sadly, no opportunity to dive in the past 7 years.You’re supposed to write that part in. Don’t get lazy on me now old man!
I'm 69 and got my NAUI Cert in 1976 and there was no turning back. I love Lake George. Spent some time there in 1986 testing at International Paper. Stayed at a place called the Trout House if I remember correctly and there was a Bar just up the road called The Dugout I believe. Great little place to toss a few. Anyway, Keep Diving Brother ....Just turned 68. About 800 lifetime dives. Started on a pony and regulator when I was 5 at the YMCA pool and Lake George NY. My Dad made his own wetsuits by cutting and gluing neoprene sheet. PADI cert in 76. AOW in 87. Still diving... My son is 30 and has a few hundred dives. He started at 12. It' been a great ride and it's not over yet.