How Was Your Trip?

I'm going through some kind of withdrawal, there must be nicotine in those tanks, will be back in a month hopefully. Happy New Year, say hi to the boys and girls for me.

They took all my money and all I was left with were some of the most amazing experiences of my life and a new addiction to breathing underwater...

Barry , Jen and Brian.
Dave , Jackson , Graham and Rex.
From the stern to the Chain locker you put us through one hell of a holiday.From the Deep and Dark to the Deco den we followed you, flashed OK and grinned from ear to ear.Diving won't be ever be the same, we will miss the cheery Brian , the professional Barry , the thrill and adrenaline , the juice ,pick-up sticks , shooting sausages , tuskers ,juice and jen.
Thanks a Million.
Dive-addict Doug.

My dad, Robert Kolson, was one of the survivors of the sinking of the S.S. President Coolidge. He often told us the story of how the ship hit a mine and sunk October 26, 1942. Dad was very proud of his time served in the Army during WWII and he was honored with a bronze star. Dad passed away on March 19th, 2006. He is greatly missed but his stories live on and on in the hearts of his family and friends.

Awesome!!! What else can I say Diving the Coolidge was an experience in a life-time which I intend to repeat sooner, rather than later.

To Jen, Brian, Charles, Dave, Graham, David, Jackson & Elizabeth...thank you very much. You made the trip ultra special by adding those extra little things that will live in my memory for a long time.

Without a doubt, your approach is professional but always enthusiastic, fun and informative. Your dive briefs about what we would see and do were first class and I have no doubt we saw some parts of the Coolidge that others can only dream about.

I am now counting the sleeps until I can head back to Santo.

Thanks again, Anja.