The Scene of the crime

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Contributed by Antonella Gambotto added 2004-03-24

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kAz added 2004-08-08

very funny, a must read

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KAZ added 2004-09-09
Excellent Story! Loved it....and it is sooooo true. My friend that I did my Open Water course with had a similar experience on our final shore dive - the only difference is - the divemaster gave up on her and I was left to get her through her dive! Even though I was a beginner too - I had alot more water experience and swimming ability than my poor friend. She ended up overcoming her fear and finally got her Open Water!

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