OK listen up. It's scuba month at Sport Chalet.
Do not miss a chance to take advantage of Sport Chalet’s many specials and bargains during the month of June. There are some great products at reduced prices, some clearance items, and 25% off on tuition for ANY class you purchase during the month of June. We are talking Open Water all the way to Master Scuba Diver or working your way on the pro level from Divemaster to IDC Staff Instructor. Doesn't mean you have to take the class in June. Just pay for tuition and schedule it when you're ready.
FREE Discover Scubas will be offered on June 20th. Call to reserve a spot.
801.280.3475
June 2, 2009 06:30 am
Edited to add contact number and remove a date. My offer for rentals was not well received so I have to rescind my offer.
Sorry :(
Friday, May 29, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
USS Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg Is On The Bottom
Road Trip!!!!
From Keysnews:
Vandenberg in Davy Jones' locker"The USS Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg is on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, in about 140 feet of water seven miles off Key West. Divers have confirmed that it is sitting upright, with the keel in the sand.The former troop transport ship successfully sunk in about three minutes at about 10:21 a.m. today. After three audible explosions, plumes of smoke rose and the ship slowly descended, apparently settling upright on the bottom. "It's looking good, it's looking good, it's going down straight," Capt. Sheri Lohr said as the Vandenberg gradually disappeared. "For once I'm speechless." Lohr is one of the co-founders of project organizer Artificial Reefs of the Keys.Sinking the 522-foot-long mothballed Navy ship, the world's second-largest artificial reef, was a decade-long project."
This would be incredible to dive as soon as possible and then go back a few years later to see how its changed.
I remember diving on the Mahi Mahi in Hawaii shortly after it was sunk. We've been back a few times since and was amamzing how it changed. Our last visit in 2005 was disapointing. All that's left is a portion of the hull.
From Keysnews:
Vandenberg in Davy Jones' locker"The USS Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg is on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, in about 140 feet of water seven miles off Key West. Divers have confirmed that it is sitting upright, with the keel in the sand.The former troop transport ship successfully sunk in about three minutes at about 10:21 a.m. today. After three audible explosions, plumes of smoke rose and the ship slowly descended, apparently settling upright on the bottom. "It's looking good, it's looking good, it's going down straight," Capt. Sheri Lohr said as the Vandenberg gradually disappeared. "For once I'm speechless." Lohr is one of the co-founders of project organizer Artificial Reefs of the Keys.Sinking the 522-foot-long mothballed Navy ship, the world's second-largest artificial reef, was a decade-long project."
This would be incredible to dive as soon as possible and then go back a few years later to see how its changed.
I remember diving on the Mahi Mahi in Hawaii shortly after it was sunk. We've been back a few times since and was amamzing how it changed. Our last visit in 2005 was disapointing. All that's left is a portion of the hull.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Scuba Club Cozumel Enhances Services
For those of you going on the Cozumel trip in July there is now free wireless internet access through out the resort as of today. You no longer will have to go down by the restaurant to check your emails. There is still time to go and room available. If you're not going on this trip, this would be another good reason to stay at SCC when you decide to go to Coz.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)