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Born in Northern Italy away from the sea. I was an avid snorkeler when I was a kid thanks to my parents who took me to the coast every summer. I did my first cold water swims in Ireland and Scotland. When I was in India I swam only once, my job was not related to water sports. Eventually I found my way to Washington State, USA, and after few years my husband convinced me to became a scuba diver.
Location:
Northern Puget Sound
Occupation:
visual artist, freelance translator and writer
Gender:
Female
Blog / MySpace URL:
http://openwaterbubbles.blogspot.com/
Certification Agencies:
NAUI,SSI
Dive History:
Mostly cold water diving. I discovered that I have made a mistake in counting my dives ...now I am up to 325 dives!
I have watched the movie Big Miracle this afternoon after my training in Anchorage. I did not expect to see an underwater scene with a scuba diver. It was rather goofy and a bit too sappy for my taste. I kept asking myself: "Why she jumps into the water without inflating her BC, where is the dry suit hose? etc.etc." Unfortunately the real story did not have such a cut and dry happy ending like the movie. The whales did not swim freely into the Arctic Ocean but disappeared and nobody knows
I won't celebrate the arrival of the New Year diving. I tried to contain the symptoms of a cold but it was all in vain. I am taking easy and letting my body to rest so, hopefully, it will be in good shape for my coming trip to Yucatan, Mexico!
Feliz Aņo Nuevo!
Red Giant Dendronotid ispecting a tire on December 18.
sam-shinerperch Is there an editing button at all as it used to be before the mega Scubaboard structural web changes?Anyway this image is a still from my latest video that I am planning to post before the end of the year. It's a celebration of 3 years of scuba diving and snorkeling in the Pacific Northwest.
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