SKREAM
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Hello all,
I've been on the board earlier with a slightly different tag, but wanted to refresh things and set it apart from the office stuff.
I do alot of wreck diving, when I can, and have begun doing some survey activities with the Maritime Museum in Ohio. I enjoy the photography aspect of diving and will get better equipment for that when I slow down my gear purchasing(okay, its a somewhat false hope).
I like the fresh cold water Great Lakes wrecks as much as the salt water steel wrecks. I dislike limited viz dives (under five feet-) but who always get what they wish for.
And, I find it amazing that I can spend so much of my expendable cash and time to see wrecks and jumbles of rust and old timbers that, were they on the surface, I would not give two minutes to. I enjoy seeing mud puppies as much as sharks.
I think I just like being in water.
I've been on the board earlier with a slightly different tag, but wanted to refresh things and set it apart from the office stuff.
I do alot of wreck diving, when I can, and have begun doing some survey activities with the Maritime Museum in Ohio. I enjoy the photography aspect of diving and will get better equipment for that when I slow down my gear purchasing(okay, its a somewhat false hope).
I like the fresh cold water Great Lakes wrecks as much as the salt water steel wrecks. I dislike limited viz dives (under five feet-) but who always get what they wish for.
And, I find it amazing that I can spend so much of my expendable cash and time to see wrecks and jumbles of rust and old timbers that, were they on the surface, I would not give two minutes to. I enjoy seeing mud puppies as much as sharks.
I think I just like being in water.
