Just wanted to say Hi to all on board. I started diving in 1963 and still find it exciting and facinating. I am a PADI instructor and teach in the St. Charles MO area. Look forward to chatting with all.
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I used to work in St. Louis County right across the river from St. Charles but never did any diving in the area. I do reutrn now and then and have wondered what the diving is like there. Where do you dive? I might remember the names. I used to canoe on the Current River and was wondering if anyone dives in the river or springs. Thanks for any info.
Hi Modiver,
Good to have you aboard! I would be very interested in hearing more about the diving in MO. I am always curious about the diving activities of people in landlocked states. Is it mostly lake or river diving, etc.
I look forward to seeing you around. If there is anything I can do for you, let me know.
Cheers,
Good to have you aboard! I would be very interested in hearing more about the diving in MO. I am always curious about the diving activities of people in landlocked states. Is it mostly lake or river diving, etc.
I look forward to seeing you around. If there is anything I can do for you, let me know.
Cheers,
King_Neptune
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Heya Mo and MOdiver ...
Quick question for either of you ... For the life of me I can't remember the name of the river and wanted to know if either of you could help.
While I was stationed in Ft Leonardwood, MO. we used to make a short car trip to this river that was so perfectly clear and drift dive down it. I remember they had these checkpoints that you could be driven too where they would drop you off with a canoe so you could drift down the river and even had places you could stop off and camp. I know it wasnt too far from the base and I even have pictures I could scan of it if it might help but I have been trying to remember the name of it. Any ideas ?
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Quick question for either of you ... For the life of me I can't remember the name of the river and wanted to know if either of you could help.
While I was stationed in Ft Leonardwood, MO. we used to make a short car trip to this river that was so perfectly clear and drift dive down it. I remember they had these checkpoints that you could be driven too where they would drop you off with a canoe so you could drift down the river and even had places you could stop off and camp. I know it wasnt too far from the base and I even have pictures I could scan of it if it might help but I have been trying to remember the name of it. Any ideas ?
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King_Neptune
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Mo, sorry about that, I missunderstood.
MODIVER, would you happen to know?
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MODIVER, would you happen to know?
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Well I must say I enjoy the web site and would like to say hello to all of you. I have been diving since 1976 and have dived all over North America and other parts of this world. Keep on getting down
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