Divester’s Last Dive

Posted on Jan 31, 07 at 7:48 pm. 
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Filed under: BlogsWell, it's time to doff our dive gear, wash it off, and pack it away. Before we go, though, we wanted to say thanks to all the people who visited Divester and supported it over the last two-and-a-half years. It's been so much fun for us, and we hope you've enjoyed it as much as we have. In conclusion: Bill Reals says, "What a long strange trip it's been. I've enjoyed my time here at Divester, it was a great way for me to share some of my technical leanings for things like cave diving, wreck diving and my obsession with DPVs. I'm sorry to see it retire but the old posts will still be around and you may see some of us on other blogs in the Weblogs family. To all the readers out there, thanks for the suggestions, comments and praise." You can check out Bill's blog at www.reals.net. You can check out Eric Brodeur at his cleverly-named blog, ericbrodeur.com. As for me, I'll be moving to Divester's sister blog, Gadling, where I'll be diving into the world of travel. Dive safe. See you on the hang bar!Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments... ...
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Divester’s Last Dive

Posted on Jan 31, 07 at 7:48 pm. 
Divester’s Last Dive art
Filed under: BlogsWell, it's time to doff our dive gear, wash it off, and pack it away. Before we go, though, we wanted to say thanks to all the people who visited Divester and supported it over the last two-and-a-half years. It's been so much fun for us, and we hope you've enjoyed it as much as we have. In conclusion: Bill Reals says, "What a long strange trip it's been. I've enjoyed my time here at Divester, it was a great way for me to share some of my technical leanings for things like cave diving, wreck diving and my obsession with DPVs. I'm sorry to see it retire but the old posts will still be around and you may see some of us on other blogs in the Weblogs family. To all the readers out there, thanks for the suggestions, comments and praise." You can check out Bill's blog at www.reals.net. You can check out Eric Brodeur at his cleverly-named blog, ericbrodeur.com. As for me, I'll be moving to Divester's sister blog, Gadling, where I'll be diving into the world of travel. Dive safe. See you on the hang bar!Permalink|Email this|LinkingBlogs|Comments... ...
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Sail Caribbean – Bravo

Posted on Jan 31, 07 at 3:22 pm. 
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http://www.sailcaribbean.com/ The Bravo programs are Sail Caribbean's traditional BVI sailing and watersports adventures. Learn to windsurf or wakeboard, and even try scuba diving, attend marine biology seminars, or take the American Red Cross Lifeguard Training course - it's up to you. No previous sailing experience is necessary for these ten-day to three-week programs that include 5-10 hours of community service. Starting at our home base in Tortola, we sail three to four hours a day to a variety of marinas and anchorages in the British Virgin Islands. The days include sailing instruction and plenty of high-energy watersports, beach activities, and island exploration. You might even decide to go that extra mile by taking one of our optional courses. Whatever your skills or interest, you can create an island adventure all your own.

Author: avatarSailCaribbean
Tags: sail caribbean sailing summer camp camps adventure program programs PADI challenge scuba diving BVI
Posted: 31 January 2007
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This Is Why We Dive

Posted on Jan 31, 07 at 2:12 pm. 
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Filed under: Photography, Flora & Fauna, This Is Why We DiveI saw Jenny's photo a few days ago and my eyes lingered on it.The caption for "Wish..." reads "Thanks for living in this wonderful world..." and I can't agree more.If anything could summarize my love of the ocean and diving it would be this one photo. This alien creature flies through the water not like a fish, but a bird, a reminder that the ocean is like nowhere else on Earth.This is why I dive.Divester may be retiring but the Divester Flickr Pool will live on. Don't be shy.Read | Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments... ...
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This Is Why We Dive

Posted on Jan 31, 07 at 2:12 pm. 
This Is Why We Dive art
Filed under: Photography, Flora & Fauna, This Is Why We DiveI saw Jenny's photo a few days ago and my eyes lingered on it.The caption for "Wish..." reads "Thanks for living in this wonderful world..." and I can't agree more.If anything could summarize my love of the ocean and diving it would be this one photo. This alien creature flies through the water not like a fish, but a bird, a reminder that the ocean is like nowhere else on Earth.This is why I dive.Divester may be retiring but the Divester Flickr Pool will live on. Don't be shy.Read|Permalink|Email this|LinkingBlogs|Comments... ...
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