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Hello from Iowa

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In the city i live in we have an old quarry pit that people swim and dive in and some people like me go down to the bott to see the old vehicles plus at 65 feet deep!
 
Welcome to the forums. I live in east Tennessee and we have several quarries that have been set up for scuba diving and have different attractions intentionally sunken (school bus, house boat, fire truck, twin-prop airplane, etc.). They also have a good bit of bluegill, bass, and catfish. Some have paddlefish, which are pretty cool. Quarries are a great way to stay in practice on skills too.
 
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