946-1449, Po Box 1515 GT, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Branch 360
The Club Debrief |
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What - Where | DiveLeader (Coxen) |
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| Sat, 13 Mar 2010 - 08:00
1M
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Shore Dive - Sunset House | Sharon Whitmore | |
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A quicky and then on to watch England play dismally again in the Rugby!
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| Tue, 9 Mar 2010 - 19:00
1M
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Night Dive - Macabuka | Sharon Whitmore | |
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Followed by cocktails and cracked conch!
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| Mon, 8 Mar 2010 - 17:45
4M
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Training - Cayman Prep | Susan Harris | |
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ST2 Diver Rescue
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| Sun, 7 Mar 2010 - 10:00
2M
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Shore Dive - Sunset House | Sharon Whitmore | |
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Boat dive cancelled due to few divers Call Shaz for a shore dive this morning. | |||
| Mon, 1 Mar 2010 - 18:00
4M
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Training - Cayman Prep | Susan Harris | |
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ST4 Deeper Diving Pt 2 ST5 Gas Planning & Management
ST6 Going Diving
PLEASE NOTE SLIGHTLY LATER START TIME | |||
| Sun, 28 Feb 2010 - 08:30
2M
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Boat Dive - Two Tanks - South Sound Dock | Nick Matthews
(Nick Matthews) |
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Changed to a 2 tanker by request
The wind looks as though it may pick up again, so I expect we'll be going from South Sound dock. | |||
from Susan Harris (24 Feb 2010) |
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| What is it with all these 1 tank dives...? The weather looks fantastic for Sunday so I think I'll go to East End...you should be ashamed to call yourselves BS-AC, you're a load of wimps. | |||
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from Sharon Whitmore (25 Feb 2010) |
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Sue, ask Peter to do a 2 tank if you want them, I am sure he will oblige. | |||
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from Peter Ogden (25 Feb 2010) |
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| Peter is off island this weekend | |||
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from David Hirschowitz (26 Feb 2010) |
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| I would also prefer a 2 tanker although I'm game anyway. I haven't been on the boat for so long that I hope we get enough people | |||
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from Amanda Briggs (27 Feb 2010) |
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| I don't mind doing a surface watch if you'd like to make this one a 2 tanker. The weather looks great! | |||
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from Nick Matthews (27 Feb 2010) |
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| I've got dodgy sinuses at the moment, so I'm happy to stay topside so EVERYONE can do 2 dives. | |||
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from Susan Harris (27 Feb 2010) |
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| You are a star Nick! I've already planned to go to Ocean Frontiers so have a good morning everyone! | |||
| Sat, 27 Feb 2010 - 10:00
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Training - Eden Rock
Divesite 1: SS1/SO1 Rescue skills |
Susan Harris | |
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POSTPONED - sorry everyone - your membership situation is not yet resolved :(
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from Janice Agnew (24 Feb 2010) |
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| Sorry Sue - I can't make it to this session. | |||
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from Susan Harris (24 Feb 2010) |
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| Thanks Janice - see note above. | |||
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from Philip Gordon (25 Feb 2010) |
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| Sure its the caribbean no point in a panic Just go with the flow | |||
| Mon, 22 Feb 2010 - 17:45
2M
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Training - Cayman Prep | Susan Harris | |
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ST2 Diver Rescue - POSTPONED
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| Sun, 21 Feb 2010 - 10:00
5M
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Training - Eden Rock
Divesite 1: SO4 Compass Navigation & DSMB Deployment Divesite 2: OO4 Crossover Resue Skills |
Susan Harris | |
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Sports Diver Practical Training - POSTPONED
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| Wed, 17 Feb 2010 - 13:30
4M
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Boat Dive - One Tank - Red Bay Dock
Divesite 1: Pedro reef |
Sharon Whitmore
(Nick Matthews) |
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Pedros Reef Clean Up. Please bring scissors and something to collect fishing line up with. Its a mess down there! And indeed it was a mess. As the weather was good we had decided on short notice to do a litttle clean up Nick volunteerd for boat and surface duties (big thanks for that). Janice, Sharon, Phil and Jack went down to the clif face of Pedro and started collecting fish lines. All in all we collected several hunderd feet of line and a couple of pounds of lead. Unfortunately we still had the feeling we only made a small scratch and did not even reach the worst areas. We definitely need to go back when we can, hopefully with more divers to get the rest. Besides a lot of small lines and hooks, we even found a couple of 3-4 inch hooks, and we were left wondering what those fishermen were hoping to catch. Speaking of the fishermen, if they would have clue about the topography of the site, it should be no suprise that they lose so many lines as it is almost unavoidable to get your hooks snagged on the reef. | |||
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The Cayman Island Divers are branch 360 of the British Sub-Aqua Club.