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I realize that, with anything else, there is an "Alaska Premium" on costs - but I hope the price you advertise is within 20% of that offered by Lower 48 operators (:
Sorry guys, I'm not going to have time to teach anything in December. It looks like a bathroom and kitchen remodel are in store for the missuz for Christmas.
Hmmmm, a home remodel in Girdwood....Be careful, seems to me that got someone famous in trouble recently. Should be OK so long as your contractor isn't Bill Allen.
Everyone,
I just got off the phone with Mitch Osborne from Test the Waters Dive shop in Fairbanks. They are opening a branch in Anchorage this spring. I asked him about Ice Diving lasses and he mentioned he would happily put one on. He also said he will be down in Anchorage the first half of January and could put one on then. It is a 4 day class. and he would incorporate it over a weekend. He was thinking the 8th-11th. If people are intrested, they need to contact him for details ASAP. Email is info@testthewaters.com and phone is 907-474-9000.
Myles
hey you guys what's up? i'm a cali kelp diver and i was just reading the alaska threads out of curiousity. i thought the wter was cold down here (norcal) it sounds insanly cold up where you kids play! do you guys ice dive year round? you must have some real thick p.j.'s under those drysuits i'd love to try diving canada and alaska someday!!!! cheers.
joe c
hey you guys what's up? i'm a cali kelp diver and i was just reading the alaska threads out of curiousity. i thought the wter was cold down here (norcal) it sounds insanly cold up where you kids play! do you guys ice dive year round? you must have some real thick p.j.'s under those drysuits i'd love to try diving canada and alaska someday!!!! cheers.
joe c
Summer temps in Alaska can hit Monterey-like temperatures.
We don't ice dive year round. Our summers are quite nice and the ice does melt. The price we pay for the 40 weeks of winter...I tell my friends not to plan on me doing any out-of-state activities from June to September.
Winter ocean diving can be in the mid-30s.
Canada and Alaska diving is great. You would have some very fine diving experiences.