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Welcome Pauly - you probably know that diving's addictive and fun with it. :whistling:
Back in the '60s I worked for Peat Marwick Mitchell and our department had the audit of the Falkland Islands - the local government, hospital etc....
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And you do this for enjoyment? Glad that you are around to tell the tale.:whistling:
I'm on the same hunt - two reasons, for easier manoeuvring and for ease on a boat. I had problems with the Quattros in Madeira getting onto the...
Eccy Delph was 11 degrees and, with the under suit and a lycra base, I was toasty. I finished up with 11kg in the first dive to get down,...
Just fought my way into my dry suit with 125 thinsulate under suit, base layer and two layers of thermals. My wife managed to get the zip closed...
Lucky you, our garage has no power so is cold in winter. My gear has migrated to my office after a soak in the bath and hanging from an...
Having been there, the most important of all is keeping the leg elevated - don't miss a chance, having a coffee - up on another chair, watching...
Too many tourists eating the fish. The Caribbean islands that I've dived are similar, with little respect to marine reserves - in Barbados, one...
Hi Wibs - organising a trip is like herding cats, sorry this one hasn't worked out.:depressed: If I hear of any cancellations for a Skye trip on...
I can see his point of view, having just come back from Madeira 15m vis and 22 degrees, but there's only so many overseas holidays that you can...
Attended a BSAC First Aid course yesterday - bombarded with information and then some practical assessment of casualties, splinting a "broken"...
Hi Rosie - that's tough and I think you have a problem even if you stay with the current instructor as, in my opinion, your training needs to be...
I'm just back from Madeira where it was mid-20s on shore and made eight dives in salt water, wearing a light base underneath - so the dry suit is...
