highlandfarmwv
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My only regret is that I didn't start until I was 54. I'm trying to make up for lost time. Was able to log 68 dives in 2006. Hope to do more this year.
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diver 85:I really don't know where the BIL is from(poss. Alex) but it was Jimmy Redferrin's LDS I went to(for reg)....In fact, Jimmy (from Leesville) used to work in DeRidder in the 70's & 80's for Ampacet & had a (parttime)LDS in Leesville, that's who certified my wife, oldest child, & myself in '85......Later he sold the Leesville Water Habitat to Donnie Haley & moved to Alex & opened another Water Habitat.....He now also sells real estate in the Alex area....small world.....
mfalco:I'm still young, but I have noticed that "old" people that dive tend to be in better shape (health & fitness) than others their age. Exercize seems to be the key to long healthy lives, and diving is great excercize.
Pretty much my stats... but had long periods of inactivity while at Uncle's beck & call. I intend to include a nice long cave dive as part of my 60th birthday party.drbill:I'll be 60 this year, but I act 30 so I can't be considered an old fart yet. 46 years of diving so far and I expect to be going another 45... er, 35... OK, at least 25... no,not 15 years!
diver 85:My question is, what's the age of the oldest active traveling diver on the board....
Back to the original question--- "on the board"---Surely, 64 isn't the oldest....PLEASE TELL ME IT ISN'T SO!!!!!!:no