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jimj

Garibaldi, from North Port, FL

jimj was last seen:
Nov 9, 2012
    1. bug catcher
      bug catcher
      Hey Jim
      Have a great cruise and happy anniversary. I might go Toothen tomorrow 01-11 or Friday depending on waves. I got a new 7mm I want to try. Probably going near Sharkeys north lot around 10am or so if you want to stop by. Won't go if waves are over 1.5'.
      Take care Val
      Jan 10, 2011
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    Location:
    North Port, FL
    Occupation:
    retired
    Gender:
    Male
    Certification Agencies:
    PADI - Coki Dive Club, St Thomas USVI
    Dive History:
    I started with a Discovery Dive at St Thomas USVI in 2007 and then got certified in spring of 2008 in Venice. I have done several boat dives at Venice for sharks teeth and even found one so-so megalodaon. I have also done dives at Pompano Beach, Pennekamp and the Bahamas.My favorite dive site is St Thomas and have done more dives there than anywhere else. I go there each year for 2 weeks and do 8 - 10 dives. This year (2012) I got my Advanced Open Water and got 11 dives in while in STT. For guy that is 77 years old that is not all bad.
    Certification Level:
    Advanced Open Water (PADI)
    # of Logged Dives:
    50 - 99
    Dive Classification:
    Just An "Average" Diver
    Years Certified:
    Four Years
    Dive Equipment:
    OceanPro Oceanic BC with Quick Release Integrated weights, Sherwood Regulator, Mares fins and a wrist mounted Oceanic Veo 100 dive computer.
    Rebreather Experience:
    After snorkeling for many years I finally got my Open Water Certification in 2008 and look forward to our 2 weeks in St Thomas each year even more now.

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