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On December 19th there will be a christmas tree dive at Cankat<Customs House> on Deer island at 12:05 <Low tide> Anyone interested you need to take the 11:00 ferry.
[countdown=10/8/2010 12:00 PM;Vortoberfest VI]Count down:[/countdown] VORTOBERFEST VI Long after man is gone and his dams burst, the rivers will, once again, flow freely to the sea.
Arguing with an Army grunt is like wrestling with a pig, you both get dirty but the pig loves it!. I KNOW I"M A HARD ASS
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We sink a christmas tree and TRY to decorate it underwater... then a picture is taken for the newspaper.. It's the same oas the pumpkin dive but instead of carving your decorating.... it's quite challenging but a lot of fun. But the hard part is Water Temperatures in the Bay of Fundy is between 2-6 degrees celcius... brrr... <definitly drysuit time :P>
[countdown=10/8/2010 12:00 PM;Vortoberfest VI]Count down:[/countdown] VORTOBERFEST VI Long after man is gone and his dams burst, the rivers will, once again, flow freely to the sea.