Sounds like that could become an event.......

Curtis

Going to Curacao in March. Never been there

For me, Fla Keys over MLK weekend (first time for the Spiegel Grove) and maybe the Crystal River
later in the week for some snorkeling (unless any Fla. folks have other ideas).

2nd Planed Trip - Palau in mid Feb for 1/2 a month - Hopefully to rack up a few more logged dives
and put up more photos on my website.

After that, the calendar is open. I hope to dive a lot at my home base (Dutch Springs). May take TDI Advanced
Nitrox/Decompression course from my LDS at Dutch. Could go back to Tahiti again. Want to dive "The Roses"
for a bit of photography as well (site is at 120-130fsw so the Deco class will come in handy). We'll see.

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Some, I hope.  Planning on learning the ice diving thing over the
winter, budget allowing.  Regardless, when the water gets soft again
there'll be the "spring refresher" dive, AKA, "just how dumb are we/why
don't we wait for warmer weather" dive.  Spring'll see our annual trip
to BC, and I'm moving to Toronto June-ish, so I'm hoping to get in some
great lake diving in the summer and fall.  Budget is limited due to the
move, so no warm trips this year :(

Bryan

So far it's just repeat trips for 2007.  I'm having to take some big
chances with my business this year out of necessity, so I'm going to be
far more conservative with my dive plans out of the need to get more
relaxation done and less adventuring.  No new cultures to be shocked
by, no unfamiliar airports or currencies or customs.

March: Buddy Dive, Bonaire.  My second trip there.  Last time was over
a New Year's, me by myself along with a large rowdy dive shop group and
an assigned roommate who was pretty weird and snored louder than anyone
I've ever heard.  This time it's just Janna and me and I'll have a much
quieter and better time, I hope.  Plus I got a quick immersion in Dutch
culture in the four nights we just spent in Amsterdam, so I have a much
better appreciation now of why the table service is so slow there.

August: Sky Dancer, Galapagos.  My second trip there.  Last time was
right at the beginning of the whale shark season and we saw the brutes
on four separate dives.  Unfortunately I had to sit out three of them
because I ended up getting a cold and unclearable ears.  This time I'll
wear warmer clothes and take lots of echinacea because we're going at
the peak of whale shark season and I'm going to take video footage that
will be sought after by the Discovery Channel and perhaps Walt Disney
himself were he not dead, so I dare not miss a dive.  Last time it was
with a group from my local dive shop, me rooming and diving with the
shop owner, on the Aggressor one-week trip.  This time I've upgraded to
PH, on a 10-day itinerary, and I might have a better time.  Even if
it's almost as good a time, that's fine too, since my last trip there
ranks as one of my top trips ever.

If work permits, I'll try to fit in a short trip after Janna's done
with the school year.  Maybe the Florida Keys in the last week of June.

Dan - I dive the Cayman a lot.  The trip I want to take this summer is
aboard one of  the Nikton  live aboards which apparently is now
servicing Little Cayman.  Nice big wide platform overtop of Bloody Bay
Wall.  Should be good, especially for photos, in the hot summer.

As for the Exumas. Did a fly dive thing a few years ago (dive 3 dives
on a Bahamas island, jump in a plane, fly to next Bahamas island
(always flying real low) and dive some more.  Lots of site in the
Exumas.  As I remember them, not much in the way of big fish, but,
lotsa life and much more colourful reefs than anything else around.
They aren't visited all that much so weren't signs of damage, but, that
was a few years ago.