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1/1/2004
Hi Dana and Seth,
Since my PADI Confined Water Course with you in late September at Adventure Scuba, I earned my PADI Open Water Diver certification through the Chris Sawyer Diving Center in St. Thomas, the U.S. Virgin Islands. Yeh!
Dana, your instruction was excellent preparation for my open water (OW) dives, especially your emphasis on buoyancy control. Thank you again for your professional service and grace under pressure during my PADI Confined Water Course.
Seth, thank you for providing me with safe and comfortable scuba gear and responding to my many questions.
Over the course of my vacation, I did 13 dives, including a wreck dive of the Royal Marine Steamer Rhone in the British Virgin Islands at a depth of 80 feet. Before the wreck dive, I took the PADI specialty courses in deep diving, navigation and multi-level diving (used the wheel). Diving through the ship's coral encrusted hull (300 feet) was the highpoint of my trip. The ship sank in 1867.
I want to continue learning more about diving. Please keep me posted on dive classes and trips sponsored by Adventure Scuba.
Submersively yours,
Victoria Watkins
Since my PADI Confined Water Course with you in late September at Adventure Scuba, I earned my PADI Open Water Diver certification through the Chris Sawyer Diving Center in St. Thomas, the U.S. Virgin Islands. Yeh!
Dana, your instruction was excellent preparation for my open water (OW) dives, especially your emphasis on buoyancy control. Thank you again for your professional service and grace under pressure during my PADI Confined Water Course.
Seth, thank you for providing me with safe and comfortable scuba gear and responding to my many questions.
Over the course of my vacation, I did 13 dives, including a wreck dive of the Royal Marine Steamer Rhone in the British Virgin Islands at a depth of 80 feet. Before the wreck dive, I took the PADI specialty courses in deep diving, navigation and multi-level diving (used the wheel). Diving through the ship's coral encrusted hull (300 feet) was the highpoint of my trip. The ship sank in 1867.
I want to continue learning more about diving. Please keep me posted on dive classes and trips sponsored by Adventure Scuba.
Submersively yours,
Victoria Watkins
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