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shoredivr
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shoredivr

Solo Diver, from Ontario

Water is life. Jan 14, 2016

shoredivr was last seen:
May 20, 2019 at 1:10 AM
    1. Scott McWilliam
      Scott McWilliam
      Your point is interesting and solicits further discussion. Let’s change hats for a minute and look at this oral navigation system from the perspective of behavioural psychology. Prehistoric boating was a higher risk venture than today’s harbour cruise. No life jackets, no charts no compass.
      Mar 16, 2018
    2. lowviz
      lowviz
      Did you block "Conversations" with this upgrade? ( -formerly known as "PM's"? ) Start a "Conversation" with me if you wish, -have a question for you...
      May 16, 2016
    3. Jared0425
      Jared0425
      Great find! They even mentioned the Hydrus wreckage up in Pikes Bay. Keep listening to fisherman in the area. See if you can beat me to the Carruthers.
      Jan 18, 2016
    4. shoredivr
      shoredivr
      Water is life.
      Jan 14, 2016
    5. Cacia
      Cacia
      Great Image!

      I just love 200 + ft viz
      Feb 21, 2012
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    Ontario
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    Dive History:
    Springs and Keys-FL, Turks & Caicos, Roatan, Lake Ontario-ON, Bonaire, Curacao, St Lawrence River-ON and NY, Vancouver Island-BC, Catalina Island-CA, Niagara River-ON, Bahamas, Blue Hole-NM, Lake Mead-NV, Halifax-NS, Great Barrier Reef-Australia, Oahu and Maui-HI, bunch of quarries here and there (OH, ON), Lake Huron-ON, Lake Pleasant-AZ, Puget Sound-WA, Bear Lake-ID and UT, Flaming Gorge-WY, Easter Island-Chile, wreck of Dunderberg, Lake Huron-MI, Clear Lake-OR, Fantasy Quarry-NC, Dutch Springs-PA, Two Jack Lake-AB, Lake Diefenbaker-SK, Wreck of the Standard, 65 degrees N in the Arctic Ocean-Akureyri-Iceland, Silfra-Iceland, wreck of Jodrey-NY, Millbrook Quarry-VA, Deep Creek Lake-MD, Wreck of St James, Lake Erie-ON, West Hawk Lake Meteorite Crater-MN, wrecks, wrecks, wrecks.

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    Years Certified:
    Ten Or More Years
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