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hi all
we (wife and kids) hope to get our visa to emigrate to oz next year. i just finished my open water course (ssi-scuba schools international) and was wondering if i should buy in the U.K or wait to see if it is cheaper in oz. also what thickness suits would be needed to dive (perth) hopefully
any info on anything and everything you think would help please send, all will be appreciated. if any clubs in perth i could contact would be brill.
we (wife and kids) hope to get our visa to emigrate to oz next year. i just finished my open water course (ssi-scuba schools international) and was wondering if i should buy in the U.K or wait to see if it is cheaper in oz. also what thickness suits would be needed to dive (perth) hopefully
any info on anything and everything you think would help please send, all will be appreciated. if any clubs in perth i could contact would be brill.
Contributed by scott added 2004-08-03
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- Mike Buchanan added 2004-08-05
- G'day Scott,
Great to hear you are heading to Perth. I'm the PR officer for the Underwater Explorers Club of WA. We are WA's largest non-commercial dive club (120 members). We have our own 42ft boat and try to dive all year round. Most of our diving is around Rottnest Island which is just off the coast from Fremantle. We also have a active social side and try to do other events. This weekend we are rescue crew for the Avon Descent, which is a 120 kilometre White Water race for power boats and paddlers. For now, check out our website at http://www.underwaterexplorersclub.net and feel free to e-mail me at the club on uec@space.net.au for any info you would like. We have 3 members who have very recently moved from the UK and loads of ex-pat Brits in the club so I'm sure I can find out anything you need to know. I'm at work right now so I have to keep this short, but I hope to talk to you soon and maybe even see you out on our boat in the not to distant future.
Regards Chris Cunnold
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