Diving News April 2007

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FRIDAY, 27 APRIL 2007
	Diving Holidays
	The growth in customer demand for holidays that include the opportunity to learn new skills continues to grow and, to make sure it takes advantage of this, activity holiday company Justactive.co.uk has now decided to add diving holidays to its range. Diving in Egypt: Hurghada was the first commercial dive base in the Red Sea and is now a thriving resort that caters almost exclusively to d Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 26 APRIL 2007
	Underwater Diving Tragedy
	On 13th August 2005, the dive boat Sovereign II owned by Sovereign Diving Limited and skippered by Christopher Wilson sailed on a diving trip from Seahouses to the Farne Islands with a party of nine divers. The trip turned to tragedy when one of the divers Michael Ward of Loughborough in Leicestershire, was struck by the propellers as he was returning to the boat. He lost his left leg a Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 25 APRIL 2007
	Super Sized Giant Squid Adventures
	Scott Cassell knows Giant Squids. He’s been diving with them for the past 11 years in the Sea of Cortez and been the subject of numerous articles and documentaries about these unique predators. For the past two years he’s been teamed up with sharkdiver.com to bring the wild world of deep water giant squid diving encounters to a growing legion of divers from around the planet. Recently Sco Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 20 APRIL 2007
	American Visitor Missing in Bloody Bay Wall
	A fifty-nine year old man who was vacationing at the Little Cayman Beach Resort with his wife was reported missing and was presumed dead after he failed to return from a dive. Staff from Reef Divers reported to the police around 10:15 in the morning last Sunday that a man who was diving off Bloody Bay Wall of Little Cayman failed to return. The man told his buddy that he was having pai Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 19 APRIL 2007
	Ultimate Scuba Divers Resource
	For diving enthusiasts, ScubaGuide.org, a newly launched Web site, feels like coming home. Packed with information and resources, ScubaGuide.org promises to be the best scuba community on the Internet. "There is a real dearth of Web sites that effectively provide information that scuba divers look for on a daily basis," says James Goddard of ScubaGuide.org. "Our new Web site is designed Read Full Story
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