Hi All,
I have been certified for almost ten years now, but live inland and dont get to dive too much. I was certified in Lanai, Hawaii. I got a chance to do some great dives there, including Cathedrals. Been thinking about diving a lot lately, after a trip to Ambergris Caye, Belize last winter. Checking out the forums here fantasizing about future dive trips and learning more about technique and safety. So I thought I would join the forum here and advance my involvement in the online dive community.
I grew up in the ocean, and freedive a lot when I am back in Southern California. So I am very comfortable in the water. This winter I am headed to Puerto Rico, excited to do some dives down on the walls in the SW of the island. Probably snorkel a bunch on Culebra too. Looking to build my skills and experience as I go.
I am dreaming about Indo someday, looks like a dreamland to me. Hoping to learn from the experiences of others here, to help prepare me for the more challenging conditions of these world class dive sites.
Thanks for being such an open and informative community,
Adam
I have been certified for almost ten years now, but live inland and dont get to dive too much. I was certified in Lanai, Hawaii. I got a chance to do some great dives there, including Cathedrals. Been thinking about diving a lot lately, after a trip to Ambergris Caye, Belize last winter. Checking out the forums here fantasizing about future dive trips and learning more about technique and safety. So I thought I would join the forum here and advance my involvement in the online dive community.
I grew up in the ocean, and freedive a lot when I am back in Southern California. So I am very comfortable in the water. This winter I am headed to Puerto Rico, excited to do some dives down on the walls in the SW of the island. Probably snorkel a bunch on Culebra too. Looking to build my skills and experience as I go.
I am dreaming about Indo someday, looks like a dreamland to me. Hoping to learn from the experiences of others here, to help prepare me for the more challenging conditions of these world class dive sites.
Thanks for being such an open and informative community,
Adam