Dave's Scuba Page

Updated September 20th 2009
A little bit about myself.
I'm 56 years old, spent the last 28 years in Law Enforcement and Public Service, but I have many interests and hobbies. Some are riding our Motorcycles around the USA, playing organ in a Rhythm & Blues Band, watching Movies with my wife Mary
[below] and Scuba Diving.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Shots I took from our trip to Beaver Lake July 10th to the 13th 2008. The water level was pretty high due to all the recent rains and that made the visibility between 4 and 12 feet, depending on your depth and area on the bluffs. Click on each thumbnail for the large picture opening up in a new window. The last 5 are from 2007 where the vis was about 30 feet.
This year, Mary stayed out of the water, Fleener and I made several dives, a lot of them deeper than last years efforts, and we found a lot of treasures of the day. I will put the pics and videos of that up soon.
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Picture and Video Page Links
Video of diving apparel accident August 18th 2007
Diving Videos May and July 2007
I know some dont work
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but it is 88 feet deep and 3300 gallons H2O in/out per minute or something like that, makes
a great training dive destination for all Front Range divers. [Click on the Pic]
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External Web Links
Amber waves Diving Company, Augusta, Kansas
C & J Sports at Beaver Lake www.candjsports.com
Randy's Favorite Scuba Sites Scuba Hot Links!! (Rodale's Scuba Diving)
Aquasports Scuba Center Tenkiller Lake in Eastern Oklahoma
http://www.worlddive.com/pack_spc/ps_bonaire.htm Bruce Bowker's Carib Inn
Well, that is all the time I have for right now.
Got to get the gear packed and tanks filled, cause we're going to get wet.
The deeper you go, the better it feels!
Go Diving!
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