It has got me wondering - what do other SCUBA divers do for sport when not blowing bubbles and working out - especially those that lives some distance from the ocean or dive sites?
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Each wreck has a tale to tell about its life and its demise.
If you are observant while diving in dark places listen to the account each has to tell, You cannot come away unaffected.
Changes in Latitude, Changes in Attitude
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"just your average Joe from Minnesota, also known as Keith"
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A Novus Dies Has Adveho.... Occupo Dies
Where in the World is Tooth? ... Catch Me It You Can!
Traveling the World, Diving, and Photography, on my days off from saving lives as a Paramedic
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Posted 27 July 2010 - 06:50 AM
Saaaay, that's some mighty fine shootin' there Ma'am! Would you consider changing your SD moniker to Sheena aka AnnieOakley? Seriously, a pretty good grouping for one so long off the trigger as you mention.*Snippety*
I did venture out to the shooting range here - I can see the skill required, but can't quite see the "sport/fitness" element to shooting - can anyone on the board maybe convince me otherwise as I am I am quite good - my first 25 rounds after 11 years:
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Saaaay, that's some mighty fine shootin' there Ma'am! Would you consider changing your SD moniker to Sheena aka AnnieOakley? Seriously, a pretty good grouping for one so long off the trigger as you mention.*Snippety*
I did venture out to the shooting range here - I can see the skill required, but can't quite see the "sport/fitness" element to shooting - can anyone on the board maybe convince me otherwise as I am I am quite good - my first 25 rounds after 11 years:
Back on topic: Yardwork on the farm provides ample opportunity for stretching and sweating. Although the mowing is with a lawn tractor, there is also clearing access roads of trees both fallen and overgrown, grass trimming around buildings and rusty tractor accessories and occasional short sprints when discovering snakes in the underbrush. Heck, there ought to be an Olympics category for this!
When aboard Miss Magic there is swimming to the beach and back from her usual perch a couple hundred yards off Shell Island with long beach walks sandwiched between. I must admit those opportunities have not occurred nearly enough this season; think I'll head down this weekend to work on raising that ratio...
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