> I will be in Boston this summer working. I would like some info on good dive
> sites in and around the Boston area. Dive sites around the Cape as well.
>
> Any and all information would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Steven D. Smith
> s...@okstate.edu
> http://www.su.okstate.edu/pages/Engineering/sds.htm
The following books are supposed to be excellent resources for New England
dive site information:
Diver's Guide to Cape Ann -- Calhoun
Beneath the Waters of Mass Bay -- Ferris
Exploring the Waters of Cape Cod -- Ferris
I'm a brand new diver, but if you have other questions about the area,
I'll do my best to help you out.
Will Elmquist
Boston, MA
>I will be in Boston this summer working. I would like some info on good dive
>sites in and around the Boston area. Dive sites around the Cape as well.
>Any and all information would be greatly appreciated!
>Steven D. Smith
>s...@okstate.edu
>http://www.su.okstate.edu/pages/Engineering/sds.htm
Steven: Check out the MIT scuba club at:
http://www.mit.edu:8001/activities/scuba-club/
The best Boston Area Dive Locations are in Florida...
Unless you like cold water with 8 ft max visibility.
:)
Don
>Unless you like cold water with 8 ft max visibility.
Cool! How do i get there?
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In article <DERWAY.96...@alumnae.ndc.com>,
der...@ndc.com (D. Erway) writes:
>The best Boston Area Dive Locations are in Florida...
>
>Unless you like cold water with 8 ft max visibility.
Don --
Now that's funny. I've been told that Florida diving is strictly
for people who can't master the skills necessary to dive safely in
New England waters.
I guess its all in how you look at it.
<big-grin-here>
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