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July 11th, 2006, 02:41 AM
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| New Member  Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: New Zealand
Posts: 25
  | Giday From New Zealand Came across this forum while I was being nosey about X-Scooters and have been back a few times since to lurk, so thought I should jump on and say hi :-) A few of the old DIR-UK hands might remember me from a few years ago, but Ive been pretty quiet on the internet diving side of things for a long while. It certainly looks like DIR is starting to get a much higher penetration in the UK, which is a good thing. Been out of the water for 18 months or so with a back injury. Could barely lift a milk-bottle let alone a set of 12's for a long time, which really put a damper on the diving. Just starting to get back into things again so have been jumping around the net to see whats new and different in the world of DIR these days. Cheers Rob. |
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July 11th, 2006, 07:52 AM
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| GUE Instructor  Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Red Sea
Posts: 289
 | Welcome and best of luck with your recovery!
__________________ Hassan Adly Red Sea Discovery "Today I will finally see the sea again, which will smell of salt, wind, sand - and the cold of winter. Finally I will not only travel on it but dive in it, again I will become water, a bird - and I will remember the feeling of gliding above the abyss" |
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July 20th, 2006, 02:43 AM
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| New Member  Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: New Zealand
Posts: 128
| Hey, I will be happy to go for a dive with you just lest me know when :D I'm new for new zealand and looking for dive spots, Kamyk Quote: (Originally Posted by Hoppy) Came across this forum while I was being nosey about X-Scooters and have been back a few times since to lurk, so thought I should jump on and say hi :-) A few of the old DIR-UK hands might remember me from a few years ago, but Ive been pretty quiet on the internet diving side of things for a long while. It certainly looks like DIR is starting to get a much higher penetration in the UK, which is a good thing. Been out of the water for 18 months or so with a back injury. Could barely lift a milk-bottle let alone a set of 12's for a long time, which really put a damper on the diving. Just starting to get back into things again so have been jumping around the net to see whats new and different in the world of DIR these days. Cheers Rob.
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