SaltwaterNomad
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I was twenty-five in 1989 and learned how to dive as well as do my first incredable forty dives on the great barrier reef in Australia while backpacking. After returning home to Boston I immediately bought gear and a boat to continue diving,
I spent the next five years diving mostly in Boston for lobster and scallops. Since then I've been able to dive in twenty countries doing both warm and cold water dives as well as occasionally doing some cenote diving. I will admit, I now lean towards warm water diving if I can. Cozumel, Belize and Bonaire are frequent stops in between saving for dream live-aboard trips.
I've also been lucky enough to have my wife as my main dive buddy for the last twenty years.
I spent the next five years diving mostly in Boston for lobster and scallops. Since then I've been able to dive in twenty countries doing both warm and cold water dives as well as occasionally doing some cenote diving. I will admit, I now lean towards warm water diving if I can. Cozumel, Belize and Bonaire are frequent stops in between saving for dream live-aboard trips.
I've also been lucky enough to have my wife as my main dive buddy for the last twenty years.