since the creation of the Midwest Muck divers forum. Is there much left that isnt covered by one forum or another?
This forum seems kind of dead now
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octotat
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Yeah, Colorado, but there is nothing to dive here anyway
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Beaver Creek, Avon.
I got the T-Shirt.
Lake Dillon?
Denver Divers?
There must be somebody out there doing altitude diving the three days a year when the ice is out.
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We dove a few resevoir dives this summer. Still hoping to dive Jefferson lake, just need to organize the dive partners.
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Don't forget Utah diving! I think we have some really unusual dive sites. I love the caribbean, but during hurricane season I don't mind sitting in a hot pot of bubbling sand at 55 feet deep. If fact, about half of my dives have been right here at home, and I think most of our lakes are largely unexplored, although cold. Check out www.utahdiving.com/
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