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Skill has little to do with choice of appropriate diving equipment ... a skilled diver can hold buoyancy and trim using a couple of plastic jugs tied...
6 years as an Army flight medic on Hueys, ultralight pilot for a few years, enjoy off-roading in my Jeep, and making music.
Location:
In a car underwater with time to kill....
Interests:
Diving, Jeepin', playing piano, guitar, and trumpet, cultures, languages, art, travel, reading, member of MENSA.
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I am your father, Luke!
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Male
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http://www.myspace.com/desdenova_star
Certification Agencies:
MDEA
Dive History:
Key Largo, Cozumel, Martha's Quarry, Tim's Ford Lake, the Duck River, Vortex Spring, Panama City Beach, Spiegel-Grove and the Duane in Florida, and the C-53 in Cozumel. I was in Cozumel for Hurricane Wilma, too. Fun fun fun!
Certification History:
Rescue Diver, Search & Recovery, Dry Suit, Underwater Lift-Bag Operations, Nitrox, Deep Diver, plus First Aid & CPR.
c-53 Wilma broke it in half, and although people can now dive TO it, people are no longer allowed to penetrate it. My group dove it on Monday afternoon and went all through it. Tuesday afternoon, all of the ports and dive operations closed down for the hurricane. We may have been the last group to have penetrated the wreck. Cool shot!!
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