srkdvr
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Welcome from Virginia Beach, see you around the board and one day under the water.
Rich :mean:
Rich :mean:
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FastDen
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Hi MerKiwi!
Greetings from New York City, and welcome- although I feel a little funny saying that since I just recently joined ScubaBoard myself! Hope you like it as much as I do- these folks are way cool and really know their stuff.
Let us know what diving is like in New Zealand sometime when you get a chance, and enjoy your visits here!
Best,
FastDen :rainbow:
Greetings from New York City, and welcome- although I feel a little funny saying that since I just recently joined ScubaBoard myself! Hope you like it as much as I do- these folks are way cool and really know their stuff.
Let us know what diving is like in New Zealand sometime when you get a chance, and enjoy your visits here!
Best,
FastDen :rainbow:
lingfish
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Hey FastDen,
Diving in NZ is the best. The water might be a little chilly, but the viz is the best. There's all sort of diving to do in nz, freshwater, drift diving in the Waikato River, WRECKS a plenty, diving in a Fiord, and NZ has plenty of marine reserves that are full of life and great visibility.
Make sure u do drop down here. U won't regret it.
Diving in NZ is the best. The water might be a little chilly, but the viz is the best. There's all sort of diving to do in nz, freshwater, drift diving in the Waikato River, WRECKS a plenty, diving in a Fiord, and NZ has plenty of marine reserves that are full of life and great visibility.
Make sure u do drop down here. U won't regret it.
art.chick
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Kiwi!
Have you met a tuatara yet? I can't wait to meet one in real life! We have a brother-sister buddy team from New Zealand in the BOW class that I am assisting with. Dying to hear about what u have seen in your local waters.
Have you met a tuatara yet? I can't wait to meet one in real life! We have a brother-sister buddy team from New Zealand in the BOW class that I am assisting with. Dying to hear about what u have seen in your local waters.
Ari
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Regards fro sunny Israel.
Hope you'll like it here.
Ari
Hope you'll like it here.
Ari
Windknot
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GREEN SHELL MUSSEL !!!!!!!!
Good One!!!!
Good One!!!!
Heh, Windknot, you are a legend!!! You're the absolute first to ever get that one. Are you a biologist? Does this species occur round Michigan?
We call it the green-lipped mussel down here, usually just before throwing down the hatch. Kudos to you... I'm quite chuffed now... heh. Have a good one.
We call it the green-lipped mussel down here, usually just before throwing down the hatch. Kudos to you... I'm quite chuffed now... heh. Have a good one.
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