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viksta

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viksta

69 posts

11 May 2009 8:53am

I am wondering if any of you water babies want to learn to SCUBA dive while there is no wind? It is a great alternative for windless windsurfing trips away like the 2009 Robe Easter Classic....[}:)]!
Let me know if you are interested!!

McFlying

247 posts

McFlying

WA, 247 posts

11 May 2009 12:51pm

yep! PADI instructor! I am able to teach up to Dive Master and I have my own insurance also which allows me to teach independantly!

viksta

69 posts

viksta

69 posts

11 May 2009 12:56pm

McFlying said...

yep! PADI instructor! I am able to teach up to Dive Master and I have my own insurance also which allows me to teach independantly!

Sorry, it is me that is the dive instructor...not Marty (oops)!

viksta

69 posts

viksta

69 posts

11 May 2009 3:32pm

Cheers mate! Maybe you should come with us next time there is no wind!! We always take the gear "just in case"!!

Dr Duck

450 posts

Dr Duck

SA, 450 posts

14 May 2009 5:08pm

Hi Vikki,

I did a bit of scuba in the days before I got into windsurfing. Can you still get yourself a bag of scallops off Seacliff without too much trouble? Yum.

viksta

69 posts

viksta

69 posts

19 May 2009 9:36am

Dr Duck said...

Hi Vikki,

I did a bit of scuba in the days before I got into windsurfing. Can you still get yourself a bag of scallops off Seacliff without too much trouble? Yum.

I think they are all a bit small these days...people forget they need to be a certain size!! There are, however, lots of crays down at Robe!!

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