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OLD AND BOLD CLUB.
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Tony Liddicoat Sep 6, 2009.
DIVERS AUTOBIOGRAPHY, "FIVE BELLS" ~ JOB DONE.
Started Aug 10, 2009
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- Which of the following are you?
- A Working Diver
- Dive school you went to or are attending?
- British Military
- Are you an inland diver, offshore diver or both?
- Wherever there's work
- What do you like to do with your down time / onshore time?
- Recreational diving, reading, writing and drinking fine wine with friends. And Travel.
- What's your deepest dive? (in feet)
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Great effort, does anyone think that that guy needs a spam filter in his life ???
Posted on August 14, 2009 at 7:29am
Autobiography of a Diver,
Hi everyone.
Greetings from the sharp end. I am an old and bold diver who wrote my autobiography which has resulted in a 374 +page book with 140+ photographs taken during my 49 year diving career. A diverse and interesting career which took me around the world as a commercial, military and recreational diver. As I have now joined cDiver's ranks, I just wanted to share the knowledge acquired with you budding diving youngsters.The book is called, "Five Bells" Job Done ~ A Divers story. Check… Continue
Greetings from the sharp end. I am an old and bold diver who wrote my autobiography which has resulted in a 374 +page book with 140+ photographs taken during my 49 year diving career. A diverse and interesting career which took me around the world as a commercial, military and recreational diver. As I have now joined cDiver's ranks, I just wanted to share the knowledge acquired with you budding diving youngsters.The book is called, "Five Bells" Job Done ~ A Divers story. Check… Continue
Posted on August 9, 2009 at 5:30am
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Tony,
the story of the student drinking the seawater to clear his mask -is true but certainly not on your shift.
Tony,
You overstepped the mark in your book why not tell the truth,you have had an amazing career but you spoiled it by over endulging in Mombasa and then trying to blame someone else.
You crapped on your friends.
Sliders is actually my favorite restaurant and I'm going there tomorrow! I love seafood and theirs is the best, especially the triggerfish. Have a great weekend!