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northernone
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northernone

Great White, Male, from Currently: Cozumel, from Canada

Rest in Peace

Into the black. Aug 20, 2016

northernone was last seen:
Mar 16, 2019
    1. Coztick
      Coztick
      I was sure that proper disposal methods were beyond my training and therefore proves them as a threat to anyone...well anyone underwater...or at least the ones diving beyond there training.
      I also have a fist full of 18650's if you can use them. All my treat.
      Rumor has it, you're a nice guy doing good things.
      Apr 15, 2018
    2. Coztick
      Coztick
      Hey Cameron, you like the mk 5 I posted?
      Bet it would look sweet in your trash bin with the other mk5, death trap pos that you disposed of for me last yr.
      Do you know if you will be on Coz. in the middle of Dec as i could make sure no one dives them until then.
      You can have the conshelf 14 set for disposal as well as they are not very shiny and probably moldy. EW...ICK...
      Best disassembled and disposed of by a pro...
      Apr 15, 2018
      2. northernone
        northernone
        I would be absolutely delighted. That darn mk5 is hard to dispose of, it's followed me home from 260ft several times this year already. I keep trying to drown it... No avail.
        Apr 15, 2018
    3. MrMitch
      MrMitch
      Hi northernone.
      I see the encouraging followups to my post are coming in thick and fast but want to thank you especially for providing specific information responsive to my questions. I look forward to seeing your name pop up again on these forums.
      Nov 11, 2017
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    4. northernone
      northernone
      Into the black.
      Aug 20, 2016
    5. northernone
      northernone
      Into the blue.
      Jan 27, 2016
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    Gender:
    Male
    Home Page:
    http://www.camerondonaldson.com
    Location:
    Currently: Cozumel, from Canada
    Occupation:
    Solutionist
    Certification Agencies:
    NAUI,TDI, PADI, NSS-CDS, RAID
    Dive History:
    Diving from age 7 onwards. Underwater photography since 2002, and mucking around in caves since 2015. Rebreathers since 2015. RAID and Padi OW instructor.
    Certification Level:
    Full cave
    # of Logged Dives:
    1,000 - 2,499
    Dive Classification:
    Dive Shop Owner / Employee
    Dive Equipment:
    Side mount w/ lp135s.
    Rebreather Type:
    Prism
    Rebreather Experience:
    • Prism
    • Prism 2
    Diving Rebreathers Since:
    2015
    Cold water, warm water, dark water, clear water, it's always good to be diving. Professional psychotherapist and film maker turned full time SCUBA instructor as PTSD trauma therapy for high risk youth.

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