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Post your trip reports, questions, answers, buy/sell/trades, and anything else
that pertains to diving in New Jersey and Long Island New York.
Or send in your dive reports, and I can post them for all to read.
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Load Table of Contents in sidebar ( much faster website navigation )
There are two ways to navigate this website:
" to load the Table of Contents in a sidebar, where it will be visible all the time. The selector at the top of the sidebar will move you quickly between different sections of the website. External links will open in the main frame. Click on Single Screen to dismiss the sidebar.I'm not going to give lengthy directions on how to get around here. I think after a short time you will get the hang of it. I am assuming that most folks are savvy enough not to need every link to say "Click Here ..." Text links are always a different color from the adjoining text, and will always light up when you mouse over them. Many pictures also have links on them, so pay attention to the shape of your mouse pointer as you move it around.
Using frames, it is possible to get from any page to any other page in at most two clicks, three without frames, and with no scrolling. For a website with upwards of 400 html pages, many of then quite lengthy, that is a triumph of design, if I may say so myself.
This website has grown beyond anything I ever envisioned when I began it in 1996 ( mainly just to teach myself html ! ) There are hundreds of different pages covering thousands of subjects. While I think everything is pretty well organized, that's still a whole lot of stuff. Where would I start? Well, based on my statistics, here are some of the most popular pages, and also a few of my favorites:
Once you find a subject that interests you, just dive right in. Everything is cross-linked with everything else, across all subjects, so you never know what you might find, no matter where you start.
That's me in my famous blue hat, standing right next to John Chatterton !
John is the star of that TV diving show, you know, Deep Sea Detectives,
as well as the book and upcoming major motion picture Shadow Divers.
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I make no claim as to the accuracy, validity, or appropriateness of any information found in this website. I will not be responsible for the consequences of any action that is based upon information found here. Scuba diving is an adventure sport, and as always, you alone are responsible for your own safety and well being.
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