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    Default JB Season Pass

    Hey, I was wondering if anyone wanted to split a JB Season Pass with me? Its 300 for a single person, or 300 dollars for two people. Makes no sense. If you want to chip in your 150 let me know and we will meet up at JB.
    Cheers,
    Andrew


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    Deleted at Edd's request.

    Forrest Wilson


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    Heading there thursday....is the sheriff letting him sign people in for JB yet?


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    Didnt find that out... I would say no, because then he would have to stay up until people got back from diving (sometimes very late) and the sheriffs office is open 24/7. I would call and ask him though.


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    Edited at Edd's Request. FW

    I don't mind going by the SO to check in - I drive past there anyway on my way to JB, so its a whole 5 extra minutes to walk in and sign the register. Not a big deal.


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    Edited at Edd's request.

    FW


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    Default yeah

    Edd is the Man!
    And a great resource... if you've never headed his way for some dives and you keep exposing yourself to excessive dive fees and a bunch of weirdos in the high springs area, you are missing out! I feel bad for him though, he really doesn't like cave diving, rather he is forced to do it on a regular basis to maintain his skills since his buisiness requires him to guide divers as well as maintain lines, make recoveries and provide accurate information on the conditions of local systems. It is too bad that his business forces him to participate in such a unexciting exhausting sport.... maybe he'll take up shuffle board or something... j/k

    -Matt



 

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