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Aquabella
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Cool Canuckdiver, I will!
I wanna be a freak!
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divedude
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Hi Aquabella
I started diving in London a long time ago at a shop near Labatts
Can't remember the name "Old age creeping in" We use to go to Sarnia every Wednesday nite and dive the river. If you ever get a chance go dive it. [with a experienced buddy] it's a great dive. little cold right now though
Welcome to our board
I started diving in London a long time ago at a shop near Labatts
Can't remember the name "Old age creeping in" We use to go to Sarnia every Wednesday nite and dive the river. If you ever get a chance go dive it. [with a experienced buddy] it's a great dive. little cold right now though
Welcome to our board
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Aquabella
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but forget the rest....hmmm:devilish:
That's the 'Deep 3' shop. I have heard of a group who gets together on Wednesdays in Sarnia, it must be them. I always thought it would be cool to do something like that. We did our OW in Sarnia, but they keep us on a pretty short leash. I hear there is some fun driftdiving opportunities there. Can't wait.
Glad to meet ya!
That's the 'Deep 3' shop. I have heard of a group who gets together on Wednesdays in Sarnia, it must be them. I always thought it would be cool to do something like that. We did our OW in Sarnia, but they keep us on a pretty short leash. I hear there is some fun driftdiving opportunities there. Can't wait.
Glad to meet ya!
divedude
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I remember Labatt's 
Deep 3 scuba, oh ya, Mike Flanagan I think was the owner back then.
By the way who trained you? if you don't mind me asking. I still know a lot of the crew up there. They come diving with me here in Kingston.
Deep 3 scuba, oh ya, Mike Flanagan I think was the owner back then.
By the way who trained you? if you don't mind me asking. I still know a lot of the crew up there. They come diving with me here in Kingston.
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Aquabella
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I did my courses with Rob Pugh who owns 'Divers Down' over on Dundas St. Great guy, talented instructor too. Do you know any of the guys from there? You might know a 'Terry' from there, he seems to be a pretty popular guy. I haven't met him personally yet but I just got an email saying I nabbed a spot on a trip they have planned up to Toby. Yee Hew! It'll be my first time there!:yea:
divedude
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Great! You did it with the best then.
Tell Rob & Paul I said Hi
Rob was my Divemaster Instructor, and they have chartered my boat many times.
You won't go wrong with "Divers Down"
Tell Rob & Paul I said Hi
Rob was my Divemaster Instructor, and they have chartered my boat many times.
You won't go wrong with "Divers Down"
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Aquabella
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I'll also make sure the let me come along next time! :devious:
Ontario Diver
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Welcome aboard....
I missed ytou post because I shot a nail through my finger with a nailgun.....
Gosh, I love Woodworking too!:wacko:
I missed ytou post because I shot a nail through my finger with a nailgun.....
Gosh, I love Woodworking too!:wacko:
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Aquabella
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where the guy in the little green tank went!
Soooo....what were you making when that nailgun bit you? A Chippendale arm chair? Or maybe a Queen Ann credenza? I'd love to see some pics woodbud!:devious: Maybe you should try a screwdriver!
Soooo....what were you making when that nailgun bit you? A Chippendale arm chair? Or maybe a Queen Ann credenza? I'd love to see some pics woodbud!:devious: Maybe you should try a screwdriver!
Ontario Diver
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Don't tend to use the nailgun on fine furniture......
I was building a riser out of MDF to cover some radiator pipes in a closet that I had just built. The passload gun overloaded and shot the brad through two 3/4 inch pieces, through 2 inches of air and then through my "saluting" finger. ouch... Dangnabit
Finshed a deacons bench last week, doing more finsh carpentry right now.
Are you coming down for the wood working show?
I was building a riser out of MDF to cover some radiator pipes in a closet that I had just built. The passload gun overloaded and shot the brad through two 3/4 inch pieces, through 2 inches of air and then through my "saluting" finger. ouch... Dangnabit
Finshed a deacons bench last week, doing more finsh carpentry right now.
Are you coming down for the wood working show?
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