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gold boy, cool marble. I've never found one. Not even at my childhood home where I know I lost a lot of them. :BangHead:
 
Bart, you're living the dream! Please, keep sharing so we can live it through you. :notworthy:
 

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AARC and Oddjob, Kudos to you for following the code. Hardly anyone picks up trash in this world. That's mostly all I dig up.
 
Bill, thanks for the instructional videos! I need all the help I can get! :thumbsup:
 

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I throw every time 5 kilo beach sand and some shells into my bathtub and than dropping all my shipwreck coins before I step in :icon_thumright: :laughing7:

If you don´t have any wreck sites in your area, you have to simulate it :headbang:

It´s a shame I have no escudos yet.... I would take a bath 5 times a day :laughing7:
 
They had to air lift him to the nearest hopital and put him in a decompression chamber.


Well, guess it's a bit past my bedtime. Was reading this here post, but read it that they put him in a decomposition chamber. :dontknow:
 
You must be feeling better! Lol!

Yes WD, thank you.

Will be another week before my "fitting" appointment. :hello2:

Sure is nice not being on the mashed-taters-N-gravy diet anymore.
 
Thanks for that mate; love hearing when another diver cleans up the waters. Good on you. Seen too many just go right past it, ignore it or worst off see it, leave it there and complain about it.

A couple month ago we donated to a small volunteer group in Greece pulling ghost nets out of the water. Old mate of mine who retired out of 23 SAS in 09 runs his expedition kayak business down there island hopping tourist, mostly Team guys, Operator and Private Mil just decompressing is about all he gets for business, most folks do not find it fun yaking up to 30 miles a day for holiday. He reached out to a bunch of us telling us about this group of fisherman he works with.

They volunteer their time to the government for tax breaks cleaning up the waters. We donated 2K, nothing serious at all considering their expenses, but many others did to. They get only tax breaks as support; but about 3 weeks ago he sent me a link to a local newspaper there talking about their effort and pulling out like 20 tons in nets this year so far. Then I saw another article on another outlet about it.

Called my mate and he said that with the exposure they have been getting lots of support in means of cash, gear and even people offering to just come down help.

So good on you for cleaning up.

There is a new user on her; Paleo something, fella makes youtube vids diving for lost items, find some good stuff. But about two vids back at the end of the vid he showed all the trash they pulled out. Thought that was pretty cool; I enjoy the vids of dive finds or snorkelling, but I like it much more when they are cleaning up too and showing off their trash they brought up.

IF you only knew how much trash and debris I have removed from our waters and lands.

Good morning.
 
Aarc, thanks for pointing this thread out. I'm retiring to my quarters all.

Your welcome.

After we talked over bayonet you struck me as a person who may enjoy a place here. :)
 
You guys all dive?

Got Certified on SCUBA many years ago. Very 1st. dive was under ice (never again). Love diving in the islands (not into low viz waters) .And 33 ft. is enough for me ,Beyond that I have problems equalizing pressure.
And.......... morning y'all
 
Btw... In July if time permits I will begin diving again... will be gearing up boat next week actually... 5th of July is always a major cleanup day...

Long story... but have been busy with home life over the past 4 years and money and time have been in short supply... time being the biggest hurdle.

But regardless... if all goes as planned I should visit some old areas that I use to dive and are worth the efforts... also I have new areas that I have been longing to check out.

I will start taking pictures for you guys... have a Go Pro that has only been used a few times... that also needs use anyway :P

One of the MAIN reasons do not dive is I lost my diving partner 5 years ago... and have been unable to find someone compatable to resume.

I do not dive alone.

I have and do... but only in very shallow water.

My girl does not dive... she is deck hand / compressor supervisor. :)

She gets freaked over sharks... which after witnessing my encounters with them she quit. heh
 
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Yeah got to have a "good" dive buddy.On one of our earlier dives mine, accidentally stuck me with a speargun.:(
 
Yeah got to have a "good" dive buddy.On one of our earlier dives mine, accidentally stuck me with a speargun.:(

Agreed... lol sheesh with a dive buddy like that you might be safer alone :P j/k

Yes dive partner is key... someone who you can look at and know that you can "bet your life" on.

I was a risk taker bigtime in my youth and dove in anything anywhere anytime... I look back and cringe now at my risks.
 
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