ScubaPrincess1
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Just want to say Hi to everyone :blinking: A brief description about myself - I don't dive but I love reading on sea/ocean discoveries - Hope I can read/find some here - Thank you -- 
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siikik
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You should learn to dive... then you could see what you've been reading about. 
Ken
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Scubaprincess, welcome to the board. To find your way around, go to the top of the page and click "Forums" it will open message topics for beginners to experts. The how to's and the where ats.
But if you want adventures, go back to the beginnings of exploration by Jacques Cousteau. His first SCUBA dives will teach you what you can do underwater that is safe and exciting and what is deadly. His following books relate adventures around the worlds' oceans, and his pioneering with scientists in every area of oceanography.
But if you want adventures, go back to the beginnings of exploration by Jacques Cousteau. His first SCUBA dives will teach you what you can do underwater that is safe and exciting and what is deadly. His following books relate adventures around the worlds' oceans, and his pioneering with scientists in every area of oceanography.
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ScubaPrincess1
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Thanks Ken. Maybe for now, I'll just have to keep on reading - it's what I can do at the moment - Then next time - I might experience SCUBA myself and share aswell with others about my dive encounters and discoveries
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ScubaPrincess1
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Yes, thank you I'm reading on forum sections now - Thanks for the info
boomx5
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Welcome to Scubaboard Princess!
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Thanks Scott
Welcome. If you start searching threw posts old and new you will find a huge number of very interesting, informative, entertaining and even scary stories hidden here. You could spend years reading back and never read it all!
You really should try scuba. There are even free "Discover Scuba' type classes, where you get to try a short dive, safely, under the direct control and supervision of an instructor, to see if it's something you want to explore!
You really should try scuba. There are even free "Discover Scuba' type classes, where you get to try a short dive, safely, under the direct control and supervision of an instructor, to see if it's something you want to explore!
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In South Africa, learning to Scuba is still pretty expensive. Something I need to save up for eventually.
And lets not get into the prices of equipment...
And lets not get into the prices of equipment...
Worth every penny tho, once you discover what you've been missing down below!!
Used gear is always an option, and rental too, to get you wet. There is always a way, if you want something enough.
Used gear is always an option, and rental too, to get you wet. There is always a way, if you want something enough.
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