Post by SeaRat on Apr 21, 2007 21:13:21 GMT -8
I have decided to go back to my hand-written dive log system that I used up until about 1989. The reason I did so has to do with a presentation I just put together for a symposium on mussels held near here, in Vancouver, Washington last week. Unfortunately, I could not be there, so I put together a CD with my presentation on it. I could not have done it without these dive logs. My hand-written dive logs proved more accessible than the on-line ones that I have been using lately.
Let me show you what I'm talking about. This is my dive log from 5-28-1984:
I dove a week or so later, on June 3rd, 1984, and recorded this dive log:
Because of these dive logs, I was able to put together a half-hour presentation on the photos I took that day, at this dive site:
Here is one of the photos I took during one of those dives:
And this is what I looked like on a dive the next year at the Winchester Dam (another story, but same wet suit. I usually used the single tank in high-current situations (same one I use today) and my own BC, the Para-Sea BC.
Enjoy,
John
Let me show you what I'm talking about. This is my dive log from 5-28-1984:
I dove a week or so later, on June 3rd, 1984, and recorded this dive log:
Because of these dive logs, I was able to put together a half-hour presentation on the photos I took that day, at this dive site:
Here is one of the photos I took during one of those dives:
And this is what I looked like on a dive the next year at the Winchester Dam (another story, but same wet suit. I usually used the single tank in high-current situations (same one I use today) and my own BC, the Para-Sea BC.
Enjoy,
John
