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Certainly this is personal, so if I am mistaking your comment, please forgive me. But please don't be dismissive of the fact that Tim was cave diving. There is a cave diving certification and people can and do get training to dive in caves. Tim did. In addition to many other certs. It's a great loss.
Eileen
Originally Posted by reefseal
Excuse me, it's Tim. Not Tom. Tim Gagnon, 43, of Northwood, N.H.. Was found in caves of quarry by recovery divers. Not a recreational dive.
very tragic indeed, and my thoughts go out to his family and friends
the report says they had trouble at depth, and that his buddy came up thinking
that Tim was following close behind. at the surface, he realized Tim wasn't following.
Very sad news.. I dive in probably the same quarry (not sure if it's the same one, but there is "the quarry" in Rutland often called Big Blue that's popular with divers and I know there are 'caves' there).
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Originally Posted by reefseal
