Hi my name is David Armstrong and I am a dive instructor in Australia. My passion in diving is the adventure, excitement and big marine life. This has lead me to put together a diving trip to Antarcica which leaves in January 2006. It is the largest recreational dive trip ever put together and involves much more than just diving. We will sail from Argentina (South America) aboard a racing Yacht called the Spirit of Sydney and will be away for 25 days in which about 18 days will be available to us for diving. I am only taking seven people in which several spots are already taken from similar minded diving adventures. I have written for Australian diving magazines and truely believe this the Ultimate diving adventure for experienced divers and Photographers. For anyone who has the right diving attitude and would like the ultimate diving adventure please check out my website www.diveantarctica.com and feel free to contact me at info@diveantarctica.com.
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Hello David,
since you're an instructor, you may want to have a look here: Instructor2Instructor.
Laurens
BTW, love your trip. however, I don't think a wetsuit will enough.
since you're an instructor, you may want to have a look here: Instructor2Instructor.
Laurens
BTW, love your trip. however, I don't think a wetsuit will enough.
Welcome to the board. PM Walter a member here, i believe he has been down to Antarctica in the past - not sure of other members.
Cant believe you are sailing in, particularly on a racing yacht - not much headroom, but plenty of storage space though as there is next to nothing else inside! Good luck on your endevour, if you want i can move this to a more appropriate place if you are looking for sponsors or more crew members.
Cant believe you are sailing in, particularly on a racing yacht - not much headroom, but plenty of storage space though as there is next to nothing else inside! Good luck on your endevour, if you want i can move this to a more appropriate place if you are looking for sponsors or more crew members.
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Hi David,
My name is Matt. Welcome to scuba board. Glad to have you on board.
Another Australian, good. I was down under once and loved it. I love your wild life.
Diving in Antarctica, cool. My partner did that two years ago and loved it. How do you handle the cold? Sounds like one aw some trip. I sure hope every thing goes well for all of you. You have worked for some Australian diving magazines? Cool.
Safe diving Matt. :dazzler1:
My name is Matt. Welcome to scuba board. Glad to have you on board.
Another Australian, good. I was down under once and loved it. I love your wild life.
Diving in Antarctica, cool. My partner did that two years ago and loved it. How do you handle the cold? Sounds like one aw some trip. I sure hope every thing goes well for all of you. You have worked for some Australian diving magazines? Cool.
Safe diving Matt. :dazzler1:
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