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COCKLEBIDDY - OLD CAVE - NEW TECHNOLOGY

PRESENTED BY CRAIG CHALLEN
Tuesday, August 18th 7pm
The Bentley Tavern 1120 Albany Hwy, Bentley
Craig Challen is a Veterinary Surgeon in Perth by profession but this is only to support his enthusiastic pursuit of technical diving. Beginning diving in 1994 he progressed to cave diving in the late 1990s. Craig was one of the early adopters of closed circuit rebreather technology in Australia.
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If you're interested in finding out what it takes to become a Divemaster or Scuba Instructor, now's your chance!
On Friday, June 26th we're holding a seminar at the shop hosted by Mark Spiers from PADI. He'll be able to answer lots of questions about the route to becoming a dive professional and will talk about the opportunities available for Divemasters and Instructors around the world. The session starts at 6pm at Dolphin Scuba Diving, nibbles will be provided. Here's your PADI Professional Invitation |
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Only a few days to go before the gang heads off to Christmas Island for a week of FAB diving. Check back here to see what we're up to and make yourselves green with envy. |
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Thanks to everyone who trawled North Mole last weekend in search of the lost Datamask. Good news... it has been found, by the person who lost it, so all is good. Big sigh of relief all round. Our Divemasters were put to the test on Saturday as they completed their skills demonstrations and stamina swims. Very sleepy they were after it all. Well done Scott for becoming a PADI Divemaster We had lovely dives at the North and South Moles on Sunday. The North Molers were buzzed by quite a large sealion, whilst the South Molers saw an excellent specimen of a Weedy Seadragon. Perth is having a great time it at the moment, the weather is perfect for scuba diving, long may it continue. Callum and his Trimix divers had a successful 78m dive down in Albany. The dive plan was well excuted, the bottom was very sandy, the current was very strong and Karen got bitten by a leatherjacket! |
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So much for a relaxing long weekend. A group of 9 dedicated divers decided to take their diving skills to the next level and become Rescue Divers. It's an intensive 2 days, and not being ones to make life easy for people we found the 3 biggest, toughest and meanest instructors we could find, (aka Barry, Tommy and Ben .) Everyone did a great job, including 3 trusty divemasters, Kim, Karen and Mark, who managed to fake unconsciousness remarkably well! It came almost naturally to them... funny that! While the Rescue Divers were scrabbling around searching for lost divers in the silt at Bicton, another group of divers headed down South to dive the Busselton Jetty and Swan Wreck. They had a great weekend and saw loads of stuff. The visibility was good even if the water temp on the Jetty at night was a bit on the cool side. |
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