Scot Anderson Website

[strider]

Hi, I was wondering if anyone had ever looked at a website made by Scot Anderson. http://www.btg.com/~scot/diving.html
I was hoping someone may have saved some pages to read later or just copied the site. It would have been the early '90s.
Thanks

 

[Bob3]

Didn't find anything on the "Wayback Machine" http://www.archive.org/web/web.php
You might want to play around there yourself a bit though.

 

[crawford]

I bought a couple tanks from a Scot Anderson on ebay awhile back. Retiring technical diver was getting rid of all his tech gear.

Just curious why you were looking for his website, and what you know about him and what was interesting about the website.

 

[strider]

Yep, thats the same guy. He used to have a web page that had a lot of information about his classes and trips and things.
He's a great guy and very knowledgeable about diving. He was a NAUI instructor and did a lot of interesting cave and wreck dives. Has helped me a lot and it's too bad he retired from technical diving.
Justin

 

[fsa]

I was browsing the way-back machine and google to see if I could find my old USS Monitor dive description, and came across this thread. Just thought I would drop a note saying hello and offer to answer any questions directly.

Most pleased to see you active on here, Justin. It's been a long time since we've talked. I trust your diving continues to be rewarding and fun. I have always wanted to see what it's like in your part of the world; the pacific coast is absolutely one of my favorite places to get wet.

I do plan to post some dive stories on a website, including my visit to the USS Monitor. I'll also scan my certificate from same as soon as I can figure out a good way to "secure" it. BTG has long since gone away, purchased over and over by government contractors, and the old web stuff has long since been lost. I did not have my own infrastructure then, so no backups. I want to do it differently now anyway. More of a personal thing, and more stories about interesting experiences.

Sincerely,
Scot Anderson
(formerly of the btg posting as ~scot)

 

[fsa]

I don't know that anyone is still interested, but in case they are I have attempted to reload some of my memories and post them. While the space allowed here is not quite enough, it does allow for a fun pic or two and reference to where you can now view a similar missive now available "in the cloud" on my facebook page. If anybody has more questions I'd be happy to discuss. While I am now retired from this sort of thing I remain an avid fan and look forward to more diving as I am able. I also very interested in participating with others in open discussion of current issues. If I'm not prying myself loose from a wreck or shinnying down a cenote then at least I can get some vicarious enjoyment.

Warm regards,
S.