Dizzi Lizzi
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LOL Marie, you feel like I felt when I dove in warm water and 3ml without hood and gloves Enjoy your freedom while its warm! (ish)
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I'd enjoy some reports about diving lakes Michigan and Erie! My daughter was just there (on dry land) and her photos made me think how incredibly much fun it would be to dive there someday.Who knew that talking about urine would actually be the High Point of this thread. Hehe
Marie glad it's warming up for you. I'll bet Lake Michigan in the summer is awesome. When I was there it was so beautiful.
I'd enjoy some reports about diving lakes Michigan and Erie! My daughter was just there (on dry land) and her photos made me think how incredibly much fun it would be to dive there someday.
if you ever get twisted log books are a huge asset to the treating doctor/ chamber technician
You and dear Ole friend Charlie, & Dizzi Lizzi might find a log book handy for future diving qualifications or on trips.
FYI
Dive log books were first introduced to the diving world by the late Dick Bonin who was employed at "Dive Master" in your berg of Chicago-- Dive master was a company --Dick was the founder of SCUBA Pro.
~~~~~~~~ Very few diver used them ~~~~~~~~~~~~
SAM
I log nothing and have never ever had this happen to me. I don't feel the need to and don't enjoy sitting there writing inane details down. Some people enjoy doing so and get something out of it and that's fine.
However, if it were to happen I'm sure I could magically get a logbook and start writing stuff down retrospectively. How is anyone going to check? You can either dive or you cannot - what is written down means nada.
This thread has taken an interesting turn....
Anyways, an initial point has been ignored wetsuit v. drysuit diving