Arctic Ocean? Sure! BTW, you have broken Canadian Law by not providing a 
french translation of your post in a larger font. You're in trouble now.

  JIm

On 2/7/98 10:09 PM Anthony DeBoer wrote:

>Jim, I'm a Canadian diver, and that means I walk on water because I can.
>
>In fact, I even sat on a lawnchair on the water and soaked up some rays
>between dives today, high and dry with nothing but H2O beneath my feet.
>
>Oh, and when I swam inside the wreck on the bottom there, it did not become
>an overhead environment dive at that point, for the excellent reason that
>it was an overhead environment dive already from the moment we ducked under
>the ice at the start of the dive.
>
>And it doesn't take "a certain kind of Man" to do this sort of thing; one
>of the divers on today's trip goes by the name of Jennifer.  It may be too
>cold and salt-free for you to even think about entering the water without
>cringing, but she was enjoying herself.
>
>As for ocean diving, Been There Done That, and I enjoy it immensely once
>I'm off the boat and into the water.  Probably the old stomach would get
>used to it if I did more of it, but I live too far from salt to have many
>opportunities.  Like most divers, I specialize in the kind of diving I
>find near home, but I've visited a number of distant diving locales too.
>
>Maybe we should declare a truce and dive the Arctic Ocean together oneday?


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