Mermet Springs June 26 - 27?
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Bald? I thought you shaved your head.
I'll be the one winning the raffle for the DPV (I hope). Might also get stuck being the auctioneer for the treasure prizes--if not, I'll be nearby helping.
theskull
I'll be the one winning the raffle for the DPV (I hope). Might also get stuck being the auctioneer for the treasure prizes--if not, I'll be nearby helping.
theskull
The raffle is separate, and I can buy tickets and win a prize.
I am not allowed to participate in the treasure hunt, except as a buddy for someone who is looking for tokens and NEEDS a buddy. I can participate in the auction, but only by bidding actual money since I won't have any tokens. And all the money goes to Habitat for Humanity.
Satisfied?
So, it costs you $1 to have a chance to win the Olympus digital camera (or 15 tickets for $10). Costs $1 for a chance to win the SeaDoo DPV (15 for $10). $50 to participate in the treasure hunt, and whatever you want to bid above what value tokens you collect during the dive on the dozens of items worth thousands of dollars that will be auctioned.
theskull
I am not allowed to participate in the treasure hunt, except as a buddy for someone who is looking for tokens and NEEDS a buddy. I can participate in the auction, but only by bidding actual money since I won't have any tokens. And all the money goes to Habitat for Humanity.
Satisfied?
So, it costs you $1 to have a chance to win the Olympus digital camera (or 15 tickets for $10). Costs $1 for a chance to win the SeaDoo DPV (15 for $10). $50 to participate in the treasure hunt, and whatever you want to bid above what value tokens you collect during the dive on the dozens of items worth thousands of dollars that will be auctioned.
theskull
jmoore73:
I've heard good reports about Haigh...how was it for you? Did you go up there with the discover midwest scuba group from Midwest Scuba?
I was up at Haigh with Midwest, we actually I run the program...
Haigh was wonderfull. Best visibility (30-40 ft) was first thing Saturday morning, but it never dropped below 10-15ft the entire weekend. A tremendous amount of fish. Tina (the owner) has worked hard to keep a solid and balanced eco system in the quarry.
Top side facilities are also very nice. Service was outstanding and all the staff was very friendly.
From many perspectives I enjoyed Haigh more than Mermet.
Any other questions, please let me know.
Terry
Haigh was wonderfull. Best visibility (30-40 ft) was first thing Saturday morning, but it never dropped below 10-15ft the entire weekend. A tremendous amount of fish. Tina (the owner) has worked hard to keep a solid and balanced eco system in the quarry.
Top side facilities are also very nice. Service was outstanding and all the staff was very friendly.
From many perspectives I enjoyed Haigh more than Mermet.
Any other questions, please let me know.
Terry
cortez:
T, I know you run it...Thats why I have been trying to get you to go back. Check your email. I would like to try and check that place out too. I know it would be a little bit of a drive, but big deal.
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