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Occupational Diving(was Re: Chuuk,Palau,Yap)
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Jan Faust
May 6, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/6/99
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Ron wrote:
Strike wrote:
And I wrote:
>>>and gonna ask
>>>a Jan question. How old is the oldest known diver?
>>
>>Living or dead? :-)
>>
>>Lenni Riefenstahl would certainly have to be in the running for recreational
>>diving,
>
>I figure if you get paid for it and Riefenstahl does/did, that it should be
>considered "occupational".
>
>but for 'occupational' diving there were a number of 'hard-hat'
>>divers still working while in their late seventies up until the early 1950's.
>
>Chuck Nicklin is still making commerical underwater video and films and
>he's going to be 72 in the fall.
Strike wrote:
And I wrote:
>>>and gonna ask
>>>a Jan question. How old is the oldest known diver?
>>
>>Living or dead? :-)
>>
>>Lenni Riefenstahl would certainly have to be in the running for recreational
>>diving,
>
>I figure if you get paid for it and Riefenstahl does/did, that it should be
>considered "occupational".
>
>but for 'occupational' diving there were a number of 'hard-hat'
>>divers still working while in their late seventies up until the early 1950's.
>
>Chuck Nicklin is still making commerical underwater video and films and
>he's going to be 72 in the fall.
K. What is the difference between recreational diving and occupational
diving. Is the guy/gal who is teaching recreational divers to dive an
occupational diver or is the guy/gal with the hard hat. While you are
explaining would someone mind telling me what those people in the hard hats are
doing under there?
;-) Me
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