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Scuttle · 8th December 2005, 23:39

Quote: (Originally Posted by simon varley)

Finally, can anyone shed some light on good places to stay? I'm going to be based in Geelong, so we're thinking maybe of living somewhere near Torquay

G'day Simon,
Torquay is a top spot to live on the coast (35 years here) , I think you shall enjoy being only ten minutes away from diving the Ships Graveyard or a easy twenty to get to work at Fords in Geelong.

Don't worry too much about your rebreather reqirements , it's all available once you get here through a great network of divers.

To wet your desires, you might like to have a look at the wrecks we dive by checking out my website.
http://www.scuttlebuttscuba.com.au/wrecksitestable.html
I will look forward to welcome you onboard.
Jeff

8th December 2005, 23:39	#4 (permalink)
Scuttle 1 Grumpy ole skipper Current Rebreather/s: Classic Kiss Dolphin Other Rebreather/s: Dolphin Join Date: May 2005 Location: Jan Juc, Vic, Australia Posts: 239	Re: bye bye england Quote: (Originally Posted by simon varley) Finally, can anyone shed some light on good places to stay? I'm going to be based in Geelong, so we're thinking maybe of living somewhere near Torquay G'day Simon, Torquay is a top spot to live on the coast (35 years here) , I think you shall enjoy being only ten minutes away from diving the Ships Graveyard or a easy twenty to get to work at Fords in Geelong. Don't worry too much about your rebreather reqirements , it's all available once you get here through a great network of divers. To wet your desires, you might like to have a look at the wrecks we dive by checking out my website. http://www.scuttlebuttscuba.com.au/wrecksitestable.html I will look forward to welcome you onboard. Jeff Last edited by Scuttle : 8th December 2005 at 23:42.
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