Diverdon
Contributor
I've been a member to the boards for a while, but I have only been lurking and reading a few posts here and there as I am no writer. I feel however, that its time to say "HI" and start a thread looking for fellow divers for a trip I have coming up.
I've been an on and off diver since 1991. I'm an advanced diver with rescue and a fistful of other PADI cards. I also have a Master Scuba Diver plaque on the wall somewhere.
Recently I have been assisting the local dive instructor while training for my Divemaster cert. I'd love to take it to the next level, however in my neck of the woods there is no longer a LDS having closed its doors due to the economy and the proliferation of online sales.
My favorite type of diving would have to be either ice diving or wreck diving. 99% of my diving has taken place in cold fresh water. My second and most memorable saltwater trip was to dive the Oriskany. That was one of my favorite wreck dives. Though my favorite would be located in the Great Lakes where I've been on dozens more.
This is an excellent site with some very knowledgeable patrons. Thank you,
Don
I've been an on and off diver since 1991. I'm an advanced diver with rescue and a fistful of other PADI cards. I also have a Master Scuba Diver plaque on the wall somewhere.
Recently I have been assisting the local dive instructor while training for my Divemaster cert. I'd love to take it to the next level, however in my neck of the woods there is no longer a LDS having closed its doors due to the economy and the proliferation of online sales.
My favorite type of diving would have to be either ice diving or wreck diving. 99% of my diving has taken place in cold fresh water. My second and most memorable saltwater trip was to dive the Oriskany. That was one of my favorite wreck dives. Though my favorite would be located in the Great Lakes where I've been on dozens more.
This is an excellent site with some very knowledgeable patrons. Thank you,
Don