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| View Poll Results: Where Have You Dived? | |||
| Africa |
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19 | 3.97% |
| Australia |
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23 | 4.81% |
| Asia |
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16 | 3.35% |
| Europe |
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249 | 52.09% |
| North America |
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129 | 26.99% |
| South America |
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15 | 3.14% |
| Somewhere Else? |
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27 | 5.65% |
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st3fan,
What a beautiful place... I don't know what else to say! Austria is on my (very short) list of 'must visit' places in Europe. Great picture, Thanks! Aaron |
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WOW, one of these days.....one of these days.
Jay
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Don' feel bad Jure- as you see the picture from autria what a contrast- you can see the snow- the green plants and the water- is a beautiful place-- Every country has his own beauty- and qualities that give pleasure to the senses ...
Saludos Daniel. Last edited by neshamah; November 3rd, 2003 at 14:41. |
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Hello everybody, I am Roberto, a peruvian spearo now living in Canada (yup..not so many fishes to spear over here!)
Hey SASpearo from SA, do you know Chris Ananiadis? We had some good fishings when he was for some months in Peru. Saludos a todos Greetings Roberto |
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@flyboy
If you want to see nature, go everywhere but vienna. If you want to go freediving come to Carinthia and make sure to contact me The austrian freediving community is a cohort of extremes. To give you some examples... Herbert Nitsch - The man who is setting the world's most amazing records Christian Redl - The man with the most controversial "records" Dieter Baumann - The man with world's most voluminous freediving suit Harald Lautner - The man who own's the only 6x6m swimming fortress dedicated to freediving All in all we have alot of fun here http://freediving.at/forum/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=62 another shot from one of our "magic-spots": |
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Although I love to visit other places, I really do have it good here too. One of my freediving spots (Tobermory) has 40-70 feet vis depending on the time of year, and the water is clean enough to drink even in the summertime. Just a beautiful spot. Plus the "best freshwater wreck diving" (kingston) is not far away either. Within a 3 hour drive, I have at least 7-8 locations to freedive, with multipule sites at all but one!
st3fan, Yes! If I'm in Austria I will most certianly contact you for some freediving! I'm not sure at this point about next year's scheadule, but I'll make a note of your event for sure. It would be great to dive there. Cheers, Aaron |
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Just have to add my 2 cents here (Canadian money that is)
Kingston, Ontario, some of the Best Freshwater Wreck Diving in the world! Our presiding weather pattern is such that nearly all ships that tried to cross Lake Ontario tended to be blown up into the Northeast corner of the lake, where abundant shoals and the 1000 Islands took care of the less fortunate ones. I was fortunate enough to treat flyboy748 to a full day of diving - I believe our total 'wet' time was around 5 hours by the time it got dark! Outstanding! Since we don't have a boat with driver available, we had to stick to shore, but there's plenty to choose from in the area. BTW Aaron, the pics are developed, and a few even turned out. I may yet have time to post one or two........... And I've had a change to scuba the Portsmouth site now, there IS stuff to see............
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Hey'all,
Greetings from the Land of the Long Dark Pint. That would be Ireland, for those of you who are unfamiliar with Arthur's brew. I once saw it on an ad billboard in Jamaica!!! Fancy that - Guinness in the Caribbean?! Dving scuba -started in Koh Tao, South East coast of Thailand then popped across to Oz - a few dives in Byron Bay, Sydney, and liveaboards out of Cairns & then out of the Witsundays (Great Barrier Reef) - not bad! oh! and did the Advanced Open Water course there. Then home in '97, started diving in Ireland... first ever dive in Ireland - in Feb. 98, in a slate quarry about 3 hours drive from Dublin, water temp. 4 degrees, air temp about the same, nothing I ended the dive after about 15 minutes, b/c there's a point after yer fingers go numb, when they can actually get bloody sore! Rescue Course in Ireland a month later - water temp 8 degrees, vis - about 1 foot max! Dived in the Red Sea (Egypt) April '99 (Sharm el Sheikh / Na'ama) went back to do Divemaster in Sep. '99 and stayed till end of year Did Instructor's Course slightly later... The Red Sea ROCKS!!!! loads of good divesites, plenty of depth available - easy to get 50m+ on a shoredive, if you want it. Diving in Ireland is great fun - especially on the West Coast - (Gulf Stream (from Florida / Mexico), and next stop after Ireland - U.S. - 2500 km+ away) mainly b/c of the company - "craic agus ceol" - laughs & music... and of course, pints. Started freediving December in Dahab, 2003 - hopefully will be back in a few months - love it! Gotta go!!! hasta Graham
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Que paso Locos!!!
We are located 1 hour south of San Felipe in Baja California Mexico. The sea of cortez is out playground and the ocean supports everything down here! GTB www.gonetobaja.com |
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Im from matanzas-- cuba
www.cuba-matanzas.com I like that place...muchos rios y aguas por todo los lados |