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MattDuke · 15th May 2006, 07:13

Quote: (Originally Posted by EBT)

Bugger me matt, are you trying to steal the march on balanced intro posts, first DIRX, now here...... the worlds your snotty bit of meat between two shells

Thanks mate,

Well with the forthcoming GUE courses, and the CCR course, you could say that I am looking to expand my knowledge! (And empty my wallet!)

But isn't that why, after 14 years of solid diving, the sport is so addictive? You can never stop learning, and there is always more to find out!

But I think it's important to know your own limits. My diving can be safely done on open circuit, but the logistics are the problem. CCR is just a tool to help me get on the wrecks and enjoy my bottom time.

It just takes a bit of comitment(!) to accept that the overall goal is worth going back to basics and starting over.

M.

15th May 2006, 07:13	#4 (permalink)
MattDuke New Member Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Not Bought Yet Join Date: May 2006 Location: Bergen, Norway Posts: 24	Re: Hello from Bergen Quote: (Originally Posted by EBT) Bugger me matt, are you trying to steal the march on balanced intro posts, first DIRX, now here...... the worlds your snotty bit of meat between two shells Thanks mate, Well with the forthcoming GUE courses, and the CCR course, you could say that I am looking to expand my knowledge! (And empty my wallet!) But isn't that why, after 14 years of solid diving, the sport is so addictive? You can never stop learning, and there is always more to find out! But I think it's important to know your own limits. My diving can be safely done on open circuit, but the logistics are the problem. CCR is just a tool to help me get on the wrecks and enjoy my bottom time. It just takes a bit of comitment(!) to accept that the overall goal is worth going back to basics and starting over. M.
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