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Old 02-13-2005, 11:56 AM
littlejackhorner
 
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On 10 Feb 2005 18:09:20 -0800, seadeuce@oceanfree.net (Nigel) wrote:

>Went diving with Maltaqua four years ago. Excellent outfit, and
>accommodation was okay too.
>It seems Antonio is still there.
>I have dived worldwide with many an outfit both landbased and
>liveaboard (12) and IMO Antonio was the best DM/guide it has ever been
>my pleasure to dive with.
>
>He is totally aware down there, yet gives you enough space to leave
>you feeling in control of the dive. A rare quality indeed. Wish I had
>it.
>
>Enjoy!
>
>Seadeuce


thanks for the info.
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  #22  
Old 02-13-2005, 11:56 AM
littlejackhorner
 
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On 10 Feb 2005 18:09:20 -0800, seadeuce@oceanfree.net (Nigel) wrote:

>Went diving with Maltaqua four years ago. Excellent outfit, and
>accommodation was okay too.
>It seems Antonio is still there.
>I have dived worldwide with many an outfit both landbased and
>liveaboard (12) and IMO Antonio was the best DM/guide it has ever been
>my pleasure to dive with.
>
>He is totally aware down there, yet gives you enough space to leave
>you feeling in control of the dive. A rare quality indeed. Wish I had
>it.
>
>Enjoy!
>
>Seadeuce


thanks for the info.
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  #23  
Old 02-13-2005, 11:56 AM
littlejackhorner
 
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On 10 Feb 2005 18:09:20 -0800, seadeuce@oceanfree.net (Nigel) wrote:

>Went diving with Maltaqua four years ago. Excellent outfit, and
>accommodation was okay too.
>It seems Antonio is still there.
>I have dived worldwide with many an outfit both landbased and
>liveaboard (12) and IMO Antonio was the best DM/guide it has ever been
>my pleasure to dive with.
>
>He is totally aware down there, yet gives you enough space to leave
>you feeling in control of the dive. A rare quality indeed. Wish I had
>it.
>
>Enjoy!
>
>Seadeuce


thanks for the info.
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  #24  
Old 02-13-2005, 11:56 AM
littlejackhorner
 
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On 10 Feb 2005 18:09:20 -0800, seadeuce@oceanfree.net (Nigel) wrote:

>Went diving with Maltaqua four years ago. Excellent outfit, and
>accommodation was okay too.
>It seems Antonio is still there.
>I have dived worldwide with many an outfit both landbased and
>liveaboard (12) and IMO Antonio was the best DM/guide it has ever been
>my pleasure to dive with.
>
>He is totally aware down there, yet gives you enough space to leave
>you feeling in control of the dive. A rare quality indeed. Wish I had
>it.
>
>Enjoy!
>
>Seadeuce


thanks for the info.
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Old 02-13-2005, 03:16 PM
Rod
 
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Nigel wrote:
> Went diving with Maltaqua four years ago. Excellent outfit, and
> accommodation was okay too.
> It seems Antonio is still there.
> I have dived worldwide with many an outfit both landbased and
> liveaboard (12) and IMO Antonio was the best DM/guide it has ever been
> my pleasure to dive with.
>
> He is totally aware down there, yet gives you enough space to leave
> you feeling in control of the dive. A rare quality indeed. Wish I had
> it.


I completely agree. Maltaqua are excellent and Antonio is the very best !

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Old 02-13-2005, 03:16 PM
Rod
 
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Nigel wrote:
> Went diving with Maltaqua four years ago. Excellent outfit, and
> accommodation was okay too.
> It seems Antonio is still there.
> I have dived worldwide with many an outfit both landbased and
> liveaboard (12) and IMO Antonio was the best DM/guide it has ever been
> my pleasure to dive with.
>
> He is totally aware down there, yet gives you enough space to leave
> you feeling in control of the dive. A rare quality indeed. Wish I had
> it.


I completely agree. Maltaqua are excellent and Antonio is the very best !

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Old 02-13-2005, 03:16 PM
Rod
 
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Nigel wrote:
> Went diving with Maltaqua four years ago. Excellent outfit, and
> accommodation was okay too.
> It seems Antonio is still there.
> I have dived worldwide with many an outfit both landbased and
> liveaboard (12) and IMO Antonio was the best DM/guide it has ever been
> my pleasure to dive with.
>
> He is totally aware down there, yet gives you enough space to leave
> you feeling in control of the dive. A rare quality indeed. Wish I had
> it.


I completely agree. Maltaqua are excellent and Antonio is the very best !

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  #28  
Old 02-13-2005, 03:16 PM
Rod
 
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Nigel wrote:
> Went diving with Maltaqua four years ago. Excellent outfit, and
> accommodation was okay too.
> It seems Antonio is still there.
> I have dived worldwide with many an outfit both landbased and
> liveaboard (12) and IMO Antonio was the best DM/guide it has ever been
> my pleasure to dive with.
>
> He is totally aware down there, yet gives you enough space to leave
> you feeling in control of the dive. A rare quality indeed. Wish I had
> it.


I completely agree. Maltaqua are excellent and Antonio is the very best !

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  #29  
Old 02-13-2005, 03:16 PM
Rod
 
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Nigel wrote:
> Went diving with Maltaqua four years ago. Excellent outfit, and
> accommodation was okay too.
> It seems Antonio is still there.
> I have dived worldwide with many an outfit both landbased and
> liveaboard (12) and IMO Antonio was the best DM/guide it has ever been
> my pleasure to dive with.
>
> He is totally aware down there, yet gives you enough space to leave
> you feeling in control of the dive. A rare quality indeed. Wish I had
> it.


I completely agree. Maltaqua are excellent and Antonio is the very best !

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  #30  
Old 02-13-2005, 03:16 PM
Rod
 
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Nigel wrote:
> Went diving with Maltaqua four years ago. Excellent outfit, and
> accommodation was okay too.
> It seems Antonio is still there.
> I have dived worldwide with many an outfit both landbased and
> liveaboard (12) and IMO Antonio was the best DM/guide it has ever been
> my pleasure to dive with.
>
> He is totally aware down there, yet gives you enough space to leave
> you feeling in control of the dive. A rare quality indeed. Wish I had
> it.


I completely agree. Maltaqua are excellent and Antonio is the very best !

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