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wreckseeker · 7th June 2008, 15:45

Quote: (Originally Posted by wedivebc)

Couldn't agree more! Jamie and Stu run a great show on the Trident and really know their stuff when it comes to wrecks. Although Jamie was disappointed with how little helium us CCR boys used

This is not riding a cattle boat out to a well known dive site. These guys are exploring and finding new wrecks, practically every trip. There are hundreds of undiscovered shipwrecks in the Gulf of Thailand and these boys have a knack for finding them.

yeah sorry about that lack of helium sales boys! that was an awsome trip , jamie , stu! all your marks were spot on! we will definetly be back! i am sure , food was good(i dont know if bruce ate enough), wrecks were damn good and good people too! two thumbs up mates!

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wreckseeker New Member Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Megalodon Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: nanaimo b.c Posts: 44	Re: Gulf of Thailand wreck trips Quote: (Originally Posted by wedivebc) Couldn't agree more! Jamie and Stu run a great show on the Trident and really know their stuff when it comes to wrecks. Although Jamie was disappointed with how little helium us CCR boys used This is not riding a cattle boat out to a well known dive site. These guys are exploring and finding new wrecks, practically every trip. There are hundreds of undiscovered shipwrecks in the Gulf of Thailand and these boys have a knack for finding them. yeah sorry about that lack of helium sales boys! that was an awsome trip , jamie , stu! all your marks were spot on! we will definetly be back! i am sure , food was good(i dont know if bruce ate enough), wrecks were damn good and good people too! two thumbs up mates!
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