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Trip Reports: Discuss Trip Report, Stoney Cove (honestly) in the Trips, Spaces and Coastguard Information forums: Is there a point to this ramble? Yes, I was diving, I was meeting new friends thanks to YD (and ...

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Old 22-06-05, 03:43 PM
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Is there a point to this ramble? Yes, I was diving, I was meeting new friends thanks to YD (and no, I'm not just spouting the PADI line), I was diving with my wife and having a great time, we saw things, I learned things.
That's what it's all about, don't let anyone knock that enthusiasm out of you.
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That's what it's all about, don't let anyone knock that enthusiasm out of you.

Here here......

I'm certainly not an old hand by any stretch of the imagination but as sad as it seems I still even get a kick out of being underwater in the pool.

Course not being able to hear the wife has always turned me on
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Course not being able to hear the wife has always turned me on
Yeah, gags do it for me also - oops, sorry wrong forum!!!
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Hiya Phil,

Glad you enjoyed it, I did, Anytime you are up for a bimble I`m up for it, as long as I`m off and can do it, be a pleasure to join you again.

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You shouldn't feel cheesey on posting the report, it wasn't so long ago that someone at the old Stoney Cove company came up with the snappy marketing logo of "I've Dived 35" and sold them on a T-shirt to frozen wetsuit divers. Enjoy your diving future and don't become complacent that its only the old cove remember, the old cove can still bite back.
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Wise words Ron, thank you. The two recent fatalities were from Newark, where I live, not a huge town and it brings it home just that bit more.

As someone else has posted, and I shamelesley plagiarise 'Water deeper than you can stand in is a deep dive'
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