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I believe they have teamed up with the organizers of the Dive & Travel Harbor section of the Miami International Boat Show that is in Feb. Should be a good shot in the arm for the show; A dive show, with the added audience of the boat show. I'd think it would be a good venue for vendors.
Years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bow lines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the tradewinds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover. -Mark Twain
I'm bummed, but the show has been kind of weak the last few years. (since 2008, hmmmm) It was always fun running into folks from the board, Doc, the Hollis and Zeagle crew etc. The last show my name tag said "splitlip". Oh..and those little bottles of rum .
Tim
"They called themselves Guerrilla Divers.
Composed of elite divers with Macho mentalities, back when men were men, and FEAR was a lispy companion of the common Man. It was a time before insurance liabilities, lawsuits or beauracratic regulation of the "sport". Guerrilla divers didn't need "Buoyancy Compensator Vests". In fact, "Anyone who needs a BC deserves to drown" was a popular adage. Exploration and the Hunt came first, excitement and fun followed. Safety was the stepchild of fitness, good reflexes and a cool head.
This was a time of great Adventure." www.sfdj.com
ahhh the little bottles of rum...good stuff. Too bad, I always enjoyed hanging out for a few hours with dive people, checking out gear and fantasizing about the next dive trip abroad.
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