With the wind and foul weather not showing up, five club members made the journey out to the Comet for a great dive.  With the temperature below the thermocline at less than 60 degrees there were a few amongst us that wished they had opted for some warmer gear.

Even with that everyone had a great dive.  See you next week.

Well this Wednesday's dive on the Wolfe Islander II was scheduled and looked forward to by a group of divers that have not been there much this year.  While visibility was less than spectacular, it was kind of nice to visit a familiar site we have not been on in a while.

Make sure to get your replies in for next weeks dive on the Aloha when the announcement comes out.

Due to insufficient numbers the October BOW course has been cancelled.   For further information contact .

With the results of the poll for this topic being very inconclusive, I will keep this feature of the web site on line for a while longer.

The thing that everyone needs to remember is that this resource requires input from all of our members.  If we can't get people to contribute, there really is no reason to keep it on line.  The results will become dated and of no practical use.

Please also remember, just because the hotel/resort is listed all ready does not mean that you can't add it again.  In  fact  your stay may have been much different than what is currently listed.

Don't let the fact that you stayed at a regular hotel stop you from reviewing it either.  If you are travelling and stay somewhere, let people know how it was.  Someone might just be headed that way on their own journey.

Just remember, the more information we have to search, the more useful this becomes.

Seven intrepid divers made the journey to Thousand Island Pleasure Diver today to partake in the well planned three tank dive.  Those divers were joined by a group of three from Carleton Place for two of the dives, the Keystorm (with fewer divers in the water) and a bottle scavenging trip behind Singer Island.  After heading back to the dock to allow our new friends to depart with their treasure (a really nice torpedo bottle) and letting one of our number opt for the two tank option, we headed to eagle point for the a drift dive.

While the surface was somewhat choppy from the boat traffic as well as the ever present poker run boats, the time below the water along the wall was an interesting dive with numerous bass, a couple of large catfish, and one carp that liked to play chicken with passing divers.

Thanks to the Activities Coordinator for arranging this great dive day on the water.  And thanks to Ashley for bringing those wonderful brownies and muffins.

I am beginning to think that we have to institute a new executive position "Member In Charge of Delicious Baked Goods" whose responsibilities will include making sure we have adequate quantities of cookies, brownies, muffins, etc).  I can think of at least two people to nominate for this job!

Don't forget that the Members Resources page contains information and downloads on everything from the HMCS Terra Nova reefing to log sheets and other useful documents.

It even has the boring stuff like executive meeting minutes and AGM minutes as well.

If you can't link directly to a page from the web site side bar, you can probably get to it from this page.