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Started Apr 22, 2009

What do you like to do with your down time / onshore time?: Writer / photographer Produce hardcover books on railroading. I have never been a working diver, but through the Historcal Diving Society have become an instructor in MkV and other heavy gear diving. Conducted MkV dives for ICDI. Have my own topside rig, Chinese commercial hat, Aquadyne AH2 and SuperLite 27. Wanna do a heavy gear dive? - contact me. See our website: www.hardhatdivers.org

At 2:02pm on July 31, 2010, Doug Smith said…: Of course not Jim - The lifeguards are required to clear the ice off the pool when they first get to work. :P

At 6:49pm on October 25, 2009, Doug Smith said…: Hey Jim:

Great pictures as always. How did the trip to Memphis go?

Doug

At 1:33pm on October 7, 2009, Donald Buskirk said…: Hay Jimmy, This is Don Buskirk

At 7:57pm on September 23, 2009, Bill Gardner said…: Back at ya Jim, Where I started it was all heavy gear-I dove for a year before I did a scuba dip. My instincts were a bass ackwards, when ruffled I tended to favour being on the bottom & was always looking over my shoulder to see where the hose was-scuba-no airline!!! I`ve looked in some of your sport commercial dive sites with envy --the gear. What a great opportunity to relive some of the great (& some not so great) diving equipment of the past. Keep the heritage alive. Thanks Jim -keep on keepin on.

At 11:43am on March 18, 2009, A.. Parnell said…: Aloha Jim,
So what are you up to these days ? Myself well getting ready to go back to New Orleans and work offshore diving. All the best in the spirit of E.R. Cross.
Aloha,
Ace Parnell
PS almost forgot I see ER's Daughter overhere from time-small World.

At 10:54pm on March 17, 2009, A.. Parnell said…: Aloha Jim,
No reason You should rember me however I was in the audience when you recieved the 1st E.R. Cross award I still have it on video somewhere. All the best.
Aloha,

Ace Parnell