introfrom oz

[mark batten]

Just saying hi from downunder . I just tripped over this site while surfing ( on top of the water )and thought Ide leave a message to see if anyones out there.
Regards from Melbourne Aust.

 

[scubakat]

Welcome from the Northern Hemisphere!

-kate

 

[NINman]

Welcome from Upstate New York where the water is just as dark during the day as it is at night.. =)

Brad

 

[Butch103]

Welcome from East Central Ontario Canada. Lots of water and lots of Great Lake wrecks. Butch :cold:

 

[TexasMike]

I got some good friends who live in Scoresby and one day hope to combine a visit with them and a dive trip (including a possible guided shark dive!).

We look forward to hearing more from ya!

 

[BetterLateThannever]

Howdy,

From the Great State of Texas.

 

[joewr]

when the Texans turn our lights on!

This must be our lucky day! We love Aussies (That's not a knife: this is a KNIFE!) and their wonderful dive sites.

Tell us all about your dives any time and, if you take pictures, feel free to share!

Oh, yeah, I try to warn folks when they first come aboard: if you see something that you could swear is a miniature T Rex, but with a human voice, fear not! It is only Iguana Don, our resident expert on all things wet. In the US we have an expression, "Sh-t stirrer"...well, you get the idea!

Joewr

 

[Natasha]

Welcome from Chicago, where there are over 250 wrecks in the Great Lakes to dive.
:sunny:

 

[Mario S Caner]

Hello there Batman, you've got a really cool nickname! Welcome to the Scubasource family! Glad to have you aboard.

I've had the opportunity to dive Perth and Hobart... looking forward to getting back out there to do some more diving.


Sea you in the Deep Blue!

 

[The Chairman]

We can't count, but we kin shore 'nuff dive!