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A few folks are headed to Lake Rawlings on May 30th, you're welcome to join in.
Scubamedicjoe
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welcome why not 04 who you get certified with was it through triad divers in highpoint , if so Rick good fellow and personal friend of mine welcome to scuba board . need someone to dive with give me try. also check out several of the NC sites thanks .
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don
Welcome to SB!! :happywave Put us in your computer's favorites and check in often. This is a great place to learn, compare, argue
Look around our various forums - everything from New-To-Scuba to Instructors-Only.don
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whynot04:
You are going to be so glad you found this board. I have been diving for 15 years, yet have learned so much in the short time I have been on SB.
My father and I are dive buddies and have more fun that I thought humanly possible. You two will have a great time.
Welcome to SB and to diving!
K
Welcome WhyNot,
I'm a NC'er, just relocated to South Florida (yeah, I know, it's a tough life!). Be sure to try out Blue Stone Quarry in Thomasville. It's large, inexpensive, and a great place to bump into other local divers.
Another good operation for that area is Coastal Scuba in North Myrtle Beach. They're a bit cowboyish, but you can get some nice wreck and artificial reef dives within just a few miles of Myrtle Beach for reasonable rates.
Of course, you really need to get down to Florida, either to the Gainesville area to dive the freshwater springs, or to South Florida for reefs and wrecks. If you come this way, be sure to check out the Florida Conch Divers forum - it's a great place to learn about the sport.
Welcome to you and your son, to the board and to the sport.
-Grier
I'm a NC'er, just relocated to South Florida (yeah, I know, it's a tough life!). Be sure to try out Blue Stone Quarry in Thomasville. It's large, inexpensive, and a great place to bump into other local divers.
Another good operation for that area is Coastal Scuba in North Myrtle Beach. They're a bit cowboyish, but you can get some nice wreck and artificial reef dives within just a few miles of Myrtle Beach for reasonable rates.
Of course, you really need to get down to Florida, either to the Gainesville area to dive the freshwater springs, or to South Florida for reefs and wrecks. If you come this way, be sure to check out the Florida Conch Divers forum - it's a great place to learn about the sport.
Welcome to you and your son, to the board and to the sport.
-Grier
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Welcome to the Scuba Board! Good bubbles!
Yes, we were certified through Rick @ Triad. I agree, he is a great guy. I met him through a mutual friend who has been trying to get me diving for about 4 years. I finally took the plunge and Have been on 13 dives locally at the three quarries of PDRA. Yanceyville has the best vis, of the three. I'm lovin' it. John
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