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Today was another wonderful day at vista Point, weather was alot warmer then the previous days, barely any wind. As for the the divign well it was a wonderful 54 degrees againwith bout 10 feet of visibility. Stayed shallow today, so no idea what the visibility was at 90 feet. We only did one short dive today as the xmas parties, and last minute errands needed to be done. Hope everyone is haveing a wonderful holiday.
Wow! It took me long enough to find you guys. I was beginning to think that I was going to have to start my own club of "hard chargers" to be able to breathe underwater on a weekly basis. It looks like you folks are serious about your diving and practice your skills and I like that. My name is Steve. I'm a newbie, certified the middle of November 07. I'd like to meet up with your group and dive as often as I can. Let me know when the next dive is and I'll most likely be there. I dove in Saguaro Lake in early December (the last time I dove) with a project AWARE clean-up dive so cold water doesn't scare me. Hope to meet you all sometime.
If you want to cavern/cave dive, get trained! OW divers die in caverns and caves every year. Don't become a statistic! Don't leave your family wondering why.
Glad to see you found us. We'll be up at Lake Pleasant this Saturday doing some dives and teaching a PPB class. PM us or contact us through our website (www.salvavidascuba.com) and we'll try to meet up with you if you want. We'll be there from 8am until 4 or 5ish.. longer if the diving is good
I dove in Saguaro Lake in early December (the last time I dove) with a project AWARE clean-up dive so cold water doesn't scare me. Hope to meet you all sometime.
Steve.
Holy cats! I thought I was the only madman who will dive in Saguaro! Well, me and Ron, maybe.
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And the moral of the story is ... beware of scuba divers wearing only one shoe.
-NWGratefulDiver
yep... my favorite part was watching my compass spin in circles the whole "dive"... not sure if it does that at Saguaro too, but it's quite amusing to see
If you want to cavern/cave dive, get trained! OW divers die in caverns and caves every year. Don't become a statistic! Don't leave your family wondering why.
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