Aquacatfighter
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Deb
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Deb
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joele
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hey sion,
good to know that both you and bob are now on the board...
i'm planning to go back to san francisco maybe next year...
i hope i can contact you by then...
btw, what dive spot is nearest to san francisco?
joel e
good to know that both you and bob are now on the board...
i'm planning to go back to san francisco maybe next year...
i hope i can contact you by then...
btw, what dive spot is nearest to san francisco?
joel e
rakjar
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Most of the divers in the world dream about diving warm water and would never think about cold water dives. I have dove in the Caribbean where I wore a 3mm shorty, not that I had to but for protection due to sun burn.
I live in the Pacific Northwest where all there is, is cold water diving. Here a 7mm full wet suit or even a dry suit in the winter is required.
I don't even feel the difference in the two except for bouyancy issues.
I highly recommend cold water diving to anyone who has not tried it. So much to see that you will never see in warm water dives.
I live in the Pacific Northwest where all there is, is cold water diving. Here a 7mm full wet suit or even a dry suit in the winter is required.
I don't even feel the difference in the two except for bouyancy issues.
I highly recommend cold water diving to anyone who has not tried it. So much to see that you will never see in warm water dives.
jcorreia
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Welcome aboard!
JHAM
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Glad to have you here with us.
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