Northwest Dive Club

What: Club Dive! Where: Seacrest! AKA the Coves 1, 2, & 3 that we all know and love When: Sunday , July 28th , 9:00 a.m.! I will bring barbecue basics - grill, tables, cooler, popup canopy, utensils, plates, burger patties, and ketchup/mayo/mustard. Plus cupcakes crackcakes! Please bring a dish ...

Just a bunch of divers being awesome!

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Welcome to the board, Scott!

What an adventure, Ross! It sounds like you have so much on your plate, but it's all so wonderful!

USNRas wrote:Plus a small, built-in ballast tank forming in the middle.

Ahahaha!

I resemble that remark.

Happy birthday! I hope you have the most marvelous of days!

Welcome to the board, and welcome back to the PNW! Not sure what size you are, but there are some dry suits for sale in the classifieds section.

Happy diving!

That was so cool! Although I'm sure Gdog was maybe not so thrilled at the time.

The last time we went to Roatan, it was only $150 more to buy first class tickets. It was worth it! The redeye flight and long layover in Miami was made better by the excellent American lounge there - showers, food, alcohol, nap areas. Every penny counts, but sometimes a splurge is worth it. Bill is...

Sounds like a great class!

I've had buddies complain because I spin around a lot, but I LOVE helicopter kicks. Back kicks too! They take some time to master, but are an excellent, useful skill.

Kudos to you both!

Holy hand grenade, what an amazing find!! I hope that means their populations are rebounding here, and it wasn't just lost!

I once encountered a flounder cruising above the eel grass at the junk yard. It came right at my face, and nipped at the bolt snap dangling off my regulator. Always searching for food. Fish are funny!

Yay!! I'm so glad they're up and running, and awesome! Great photos too! I love the opalescent nudi and the kelp especially.

You guys and gals rock! My big sis was in town this weekend, but if we do it again I will make a point to make it!

All of these photos and stories are simply glorious!

Cetacea wrote: some 100 year old green beans that I found in gig last weekend.

They look pretty good for their age!

Nearly 900 feet. Jebus.

This is so heartbreaking for the divers and their families. I hope they are able to heal.

Welcome to the board! The Bubbles & Suds group meets on Wednesdays (usually) for a north end dive (T-dock/Edmonds/Clay Walls/etc.) and then a second "dive" involving beer and food at a local spot. Keep an eye on the dive planning forum for the location that week. If you're willing to t...

Ahahah! You guys are awesome!

Alas, the moment has passed, but it's good to know I can count on you, regardless of your notoriety.

I can, but I'd rather showcase our local talent if they're willing.

Do any of you have a photo of structures like oil rigs or something similar, preferably crusted with life? I'm doing a presentation on offshore wind turbines and would like to show how much life can grow on them. I can pay you in cupcakes. I make pretty good cupcakes! And you will of course receive ...

What a grand adventure! I'm so glad you're getting to experience Galapagos!

Critter porn! Giggity.

Gorgeous!

We were lucky and could see it clearly from home. Space is neato.