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Ya'll just have kangaroos all over the place....same as we have our horse tied to a rail in front of the house! LOL!
Come on out to Twin Lakes with us!
Come on out to Twin Lakes with us!
and Houston. Tell us a little more about yourself, pull up a chair and visit a while!
tony
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Where about on the other side of the Black Stump?
A PDA or SQD Boy?
Dave
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We have only dived intermittently for the past few years but we decided to get back into it - bought a TON of new gear and then I got severe sinus problems (reverse squeeze...).
As soon as I am free of specialists and drugs (and possibly ops)we will be down to Twin lakes to get back in shape!
I learned to dive in France with Henri Cosquer at Le centre Cassidean de Plongee which seems to have changed its name
http://www.cassis-services-plongee.fr/default.htm
but my wife Janaki was certified at PDA. We used to live opposite the small reef at the south end of Cottesloe beach
http://www.discoverwest.com.au/location/perth/beaches/bchcotts.html
and could get geared up in the living room, walk across the road and go diving. Got to know the 'locals' pretty well especially a small blennie on a column at the south end of the reef - boy do I miss those days...... Used to see a few small sharks there but the most memorable day was when we saw a leafy sea dragon in the wild - awsome!
We also used to go to Rottnest a bit - I remember a dive on the West end with surfers going over our heads - buddy got sick underwater though.
Been in Texas for nine years now. working in the offshore diving business (robotics).
http://www.canyonrov.com/
Very different to Perth....
Janaki is doing well as a local artist
http://www.janakilennie.com
Thanks again for the welcome
As soon as I am free of specialists and drugs (and possibly ops)we will be down to Twin lakes to get back in shape!
I learned to dive in France with Henri Cosquer at Le centre Cassidean de Plongee which seems to have changed its name
http://www.cassis-services-plongee.fr/default.htm
but my wife Janaki was certified at PDA. We used to live opposite the small reef at the south end of Cottesloe beach
http://www.discoverwest.com.au/location/perth/beaches/bchcotts.html
and could get geared up in the living room, walk across the road and go diving. Got to know the 'locals' pretty well especially a small blennie on a column at the south end of the reef - boy do I miss those days...... Used to see a few small sharks there but the most memorable day was when we saw a leafy sea dragon in the wild - awsome!
We also used to go to Rottnest a bit - I remember a dive on the West end with surfers going over our heads - buddy got sick underwater though.
Been in Texas for nine years now. working in the offshore diving business (robotics).
http://www.canyonrov.com/
Very different to Perth....
Janaki is doing well as a local artist
http://www.janakilennie.com
Thanks again for the welcome
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Wow, Its good to see a few of the old Haunts named on this board.
I spent many days as a younger lad at the OBH. I may have even passed out on your front lawn at one point!
One of my associates is presently building a new place on the North Cott foreshore, Demo'd an older place and started a few weeks ago.
A Leafy at Cott??? Wow you must have been awestruck.
I worked with them at Underwater World Aquarium for a few years, in the early days, Very sensitive creature, But great to watch.
Thanks For the Memories, Boy Id love to have a lunch at the North Cott Cafe sometime again soon.!! I really miss that place
Regards Dave
I spent many days as a younger lad at the OBH. I may have even passed out on your front lawn at one point!
One of my associates is presently building a new place on the North Cott foreshore, Demo'd an older place and started a few weeks ago.
A Leafy at Cott??? Wow you must have been awestruck.
I worked with them at Underwater World Aquarium for a few years, in the early days, Very sensitive creature, But great to watch.
Thanks For the Memories, Boy Id love to have a lunch at the North Cott Cafe sometime again soon.!! I really miss that place
Regards Dave
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