E/C-Diver
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...oh yeah, according to my copy there's 125 pages dedicated to "The Rock".
Does anyone know...
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Diver Joe
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I believe I have it...not willing to part with it but will look up any site that you are interested in and will email it to you...Also will give you any other info that I may have if I've dove the site before... I have the Old Nfld Version and the Atlantic Divers Guide along with a couple for the Great Lakes by another author.
Cheers and safe dives in 2007
Cheers and safe dives in 2007
Brand0n
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I remember in New Brunswick seeing a copy of the book in a dive shop there. i know it was a shop north of fredericton but i cant remember the name. Call around to the dive shops up there you will find a copy.
EDIT: http://cgi.ebay.com/Atlantic-Divers...ryZ73993QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem
Found it on Ebay. Item number: 190032892945
EDIT: http://cgi.ebay.com/Atlantic-Divers...ryZ73993QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem
Found it on Ebay. Item number: 190032892945
UncleScubaTrev
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Hi,
I picked up a copy of the Combined Atlantic Diver in a Grandfalls-Windsor bookstore for $20. It was a new copy with a little dust.... listed retail at $35. Previously I had the local library bring in a copy from the Stephenville library at no cost. If you call around the used bookstores, they will likely keep your name and call you when it arrives.
It does have alot of good information about NFLD dives, although most are on the east coast.
Trev
I picked up a copy of the Combined Atlantic Diver in a Grandfalls-Windsor bookstore for $20. It was a new copy with a little dust.... listed retail at $35. Previously I had the local library bring in a copy from the Stephenville library at no cost. If you call around the used bookstores, they will likely keep your name and call you when it arrives.
It does have alot of good information about NFLD dives, although most are on the east coast.
Trev
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Thanks, guys, for the info. I'm still interested in the book, but don't see me getting a chance to do much more diving around NL for a while (except for very local)...may be looking at a move to the mainland (Canadian Forces). Perhaps it will be the Great Lakes for my next adventures.
Perhaps I'll just get the book in via the local library and photocopy the interesting stuff (LOL).
Perhaps I'll just get the book in via the local library and photocopy the interesting stuff (LOL).
E/C-Diver
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Ah, a fellow military member 
A bunch of us from the Shearwater (12 Wing for the Airforce types) Scuba Club are heading up to poke around the Bell Island area in June; other than the wrecks there (that we plan to dive) are there any good recommendations for shore dives in the Conception Bay or Trinity Bay area?
Your future posting is to be where on the mainland?
A bunch of us from the Shearwater (12 Wing for the Airforce types) Scuba Club are heading up to poke around the Bell Island area in June; other than the wrecks there (that we plan to dive) are there any good recommendations for shore dives in the Conception Bay or Trinity Bay area?
Your future posting is to be where on the mainland?
Firediver
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There;s the whale bones in Dildo.. and Bacon cove Whalers... visit www.oceanquestcharters.com and I am sure they can point you in the right direction for sure!
DIVINGDAVE
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not sure about the book , but my wife is from Gander Bay, we live in the states now but travel there at least once a year, i try to take my dive gear and would love to dive with someone.
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