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Dry Suit Seminar Oct. 13th
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Join us on October 13th for a FREE information
session on Dry Suits presented by Sea Soft Scuba. With all the
new local diving opportunities, having a dry suit would come in really
handy to keep you warm and let you take advantage of some new cool
dives!
There have been a lot of technical advances in drysuits
- they are now more comfortable, easier to use, and cheaper than ever
before. Even if you looked into drysuits before and decided they
weren't for you, come on out and learn the latest on drysuits -
you may change your mind.
This seminar will be on Tuesday Oct. 13th at Atlantic
Edge Dive Center. There will be drysuits available to try on and
discounts on drysuit purchases will be offered.
Click Here To Learn More About
This Seminar
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Surf & Turf Trip to Africa
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 Its still a long way off, but if
you're looking for a cool, adventurous, once in a lifetime kind of
trip, consider our trip to Southern Africa in October of 2010.
This trip includes the best of both worlds - great
white AND whale shark diving, as well as a safari! If
you're going to go half way around the world, why not take advantage of
everything that area has to offer! This will definitely be one of
the coolest, if not the coolest, trip you will ever go on!
This trip will be led by Mary and Shane Robinson. Mary
and Shane are former peace corps volunteers and experienced dive trip
leaders. They have traveled the globe extensively and know how to
prepare for all the eventualities. They are also experienced dive
leaders and will be able to make you feel safe and comfortable in the
water. They will handle all the logistical details so
that you can just enjoy your trip and have the time of your life!
Click Here for More Details on
This Trip
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Coral Restoration Trip Info
Session Next Tuesday
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Next
Tuesday (Oct. 6th) at 6:30pm at the shop Dan Higgins will
be coducting a trip info session for the Coral Restoration Trip.
This will be Dan's second trip down to work with the Coral
Restoration Foundation, so he will be able to answer all your questions
on the trip, the program, etc. Come out and join us for some fun
and get some info on a cool trip!
What:
Coral Restoration Trip Info Session
Where:
Atlantic Edge dive Center
When:
Tuesday October 6th, 6:30pm
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Chesapeake Bay Oyster and Wreck Dives!!
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Starting in October, we will be moving our Ocean City Dive
Boat into the bay to offer oyster and wreck dives! We are really
excited to be able to offer this opportunity to take advantage of some
really cool local diving.
Diving for oysters is an extremely fun and interesting
dive activity. Scattered throughout the bay there are oyster beds -
basically a muddy bottom with clusters of oysters scattered around.
Generally these spots are very shallow (less than 20 feet). The
oysters in the bay are delicious, and you can't get fresher oysters than
diving for them and then eating them the same day! Each diver is
allowed to take a bushel of oysters per day, so you will have plenty to
share with your family and friends and they will be very impressed with
all the oysters you find!
We will also be offering wreck dives in the Bay.
There are over 400 known wrecks (and probably lots of unknown wrecks,
too). Many of these wrecks have never been dove, and just about
none of them are dove regularly. Many of them still have artifacts and
cargo that you can find- plates, cups, bottles, etc.
Spaces on all charters are limited- sign up today!!
Click Here for More Information
on Chesapeake Bay Dive Charters
Click Here to See the Full
Schedule and Register Online
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Off
Florida, a cemetery under the sea
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Reporting
Off Key Biscayne, Fla. - With a spray of water, Guy Gleichmann surfaces
from a 40-foot dive during which he helped set his mother's remains in
their final resting place: a sunken city where brightly hued fish shimmy
among fantastical architecture.
"I didn't want to leave," Gleichmann says, doffing mask and
mouthpiece. "It's so beautiful down there. It's so serene." The
48-year-old investment manager and diver from Pompano Beach, Fla., wanted
a unique and accessible spot for his mother, Emma, who died in December
at age 75. So he had her cremated remains mixed into concrete in the
shape of a seashell, which was placed near the statue of a lion.
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Check Out Our New Blog and Facebook
Pages
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Yes, we have cracked in the digital age and are finally up
and running in the blogosphere. Check out our new blog, here:
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