I don't know where my original logbook is, and I'm hoping y'all can solve a mystery.
I don't remember the exact date, but I became a YMCA Basic Diver under the expert leadership of Temple University's Dr. Peter Lynch in May of 1980. In fact, my 30 year anniversary as a certified diver might very well be this very weekend.
It had to be within a reasonable drive of Philadelphia. There was a dive shop on site for tanks and fills and I think it was called Jolly Roger Dive Shop. I'm picturing a t-shirt I bought that weekend with the shop logo in my mind, but haven't seen the shirt in years.
The main feature I remember is that they sunk a wreck in it at about 50' or 55' and it was called the Quest. I think.
The names rolling around in my head from memory are Myerstown Quarry, Richland Quarry, and Willow Springs Quarry. Googling makes me wonder if they are three names for the same quarry.
Can anyone solve the mystery and tell me which quarry I was certified in? Thanks in advance!
I don't remember the exact date, but I became a YMCA Basic Diver under the expert leadership of Temple University's Dr. Peter Lynch in May of 1980. In fact, my 30 year anniversary as a certified diver might very well be this very weekend.
It had to be within a reasonable drive of Philadelphia. There was a dive shop on site for tanks and fills and I think it was called Jolly Roger Dive Shop. I'm picturing a t-shirt I bought that weekend with the shop logo in my mind, but haven't seen the shirt in years.
The main feature I remember is that they sunk a wreck in it at about 50' or 55' and it was called the Quest. I think.
The names rolling around in my head from memory are Myerstown Quarry, Richland Quarry, and Willow Springs Quarry. Googling makes me wonder if they are three names for the same quarry.
Can anyone solve the mystery and tell me which quarry I was certified in? Thanks in advance!