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whats up guys. im justin from fl. im 22 and im about to get certified. i cant wait to share the underwater world with everyone. im sure i will have plenty of questions for everyone in the near future.
Welcome to the Board Justin. What part of Florida are you in.
We have an active group in Florida. You might want to check out the Florida Conch Divers forum in the Regional Travel and Dive Clubs section. Here is a link http://www.scubaboard.com/forumdisplay.php?f=55
It's a great way to meet fellow Florida Scuba Board people. I look forward to seeing you around.
Welcome to the 'Board, Justin! Where are you in Florida? I'm in the panhandle. If you're close, let me know when you want to go diving. If you're not close, let me know when you head up this way and I'll show you the local sites.
Rob Neto
My website - Chipola Divers - Recreational, Technical, & Cave Diving Instruction & Mentorship Coz Caves If you think it's okay to dive in a cavern or cave without the appropriate training, watch the videos on this web page: Diving the Freshwater Springs. If you still think it's okay, please make sure to donate money to the IUCRR...
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