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02-12-2007, 07:08 PM
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 Re: US Virgin Islands Lodging, Dive Ship, Fishing Charter Blue Island Divers is my favorite shop on the island. I have dived with them frequently and continue to go back for more. On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 13:10:17 GMT, "RonCooley" <u31677@uwe> wrote: >Hi, > >Planning a dive trip with my wife (novice diver) and 8-year-old daughter (a >fish, but too young to certify as a diver). We are looking for lodging in the >USVI. We would like a pool and a pleasant environment. We also need a dive >operation for scuba and snorkeling and we want to do some fishing our last >couple days, so we need a fishing charter. Any recommendations for who to see >& who to avoid? > >Thanks! >Ron  |
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02-12-2007, 07:08 PM
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| Re: US Virgin Islands Lodging, Dive Ship, Fishing Charter Blue Island Divers is my favorite shop on the island. I have dived with them frequently and continue to go back for more. On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 13:10:17 GMT, "RonCooley" <u31677@uwe> wrote: >Hi, > >Planning a dive trip with my wife (novice diver) and 8-year-old daughter (a >fish, but too young to certify as a diver). We are looking for lodging in the >USVI. We would like a pool and a pleasant environment. We also need a dive >operation for scuba and snorkeling and we want to do some fishing our last >couple days, so we need a fishing charter. Any recommendations for who to see >& who to avoid? > >Thanks! >Ron |
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02-12-2007, 07:08 PM
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| Re: US Virgin Islands Lodging, Dive Ship, Fishing Charter Blue Island Divers is my favorite shop on the island. I have dived with them frequently and continue to go back for more. On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 13:10:17 GMT, "RonCooley" <u31677@uwe> wrote: >Hi, > >Planning a dive trip with my wife (novice diver) and 8-year-old daughter (a >fish, but too young to certify as a diver). We are looking for lodging in the >USVI. We would like a pool and a pleasant environment. We also need a dive >operation for scuba and snorkeling and we want to do some fishing our last >couple days, so we need a fishing charter. Any recommendations for who to see >& who to avoid? > >Thanks! >Ron |
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02-12-2007, 07:08 PM
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| Re: US Virgin Islands Lodging, Dive Ship, Fishing Charter Blue Island Divers is my favorite shop on the island. I have dived with them frequently and continue to go back for more. On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 13:10:17 GMT, "RonCooley" <u31677@uwe> wrote: >Hi, > >Planning a dive trip with my wife (novice diver) and 8-year-old daughter (a >fish, but too young to certify as a diver). We are looking for lodging in the >USVI. We would like a pool and a pleasant environment. We also need a dive >operation for scuba and snorkeling and we want to do some fishing our last >couple days, so we need a fishing charter. Any recommendations for who to see >& who to avoid? > >Thanks! >Ron |
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02-17-2007, 06:49 PM
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| Re: US Virgin Islands Lodging, Dive Ship, Fishing Charter RonCooley wrote: > Hi, > > Planning a dive trip with my wife (novice diver) and 8-year-old daughter (a > fish, but too young to certify as a diver). We are looking for lodging in the > USVI. We would like a pool and a pleasant environment. We also need a dive > operation for scuba and snorkeling and we want to do some fishing our last > couple days, so we need a fishing charter. Any recommendations for who to see > & who to avoid? > > Thanks! > Ron > I like Clayton for the charters. Their number is 315 686 5542. Ken is a good guy and a very experienced diver who knows all the wrecks in the area and gives good predive briefings. Some of the wrecks he goes to--esp. the Keystorm, which starts at 15' or so and goes to 120'--are suitable for novice and expert divers alike. He runs a 6-pack (i.e., a maximum of 6 passengers), so even when it's full it's not a cattle car. Can't help with the hotel, I'm afraid. Where I've stayed (the Otter Creek Inn) is OK and I'll stay there again, I'm sure, but all I do there is sleep. No pool, no restaurant, etc. However, Ken will pick you up at the dock there, which is really nice... -- John Eells |
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02-17-2007, 06:49 PM
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| Re: US Virgin Islands Lodging, Dive Ship, Fishing Charter RonCooley wrote: > Hi, > > Planning a dive trip with my wife (novice diver) and 8-year-old daughter (a > fish, but too young to certify as a diver). We are looking for lodging in the > USVI. We would like a pool and a pleasant environment. We also need a dive > operation for scuba and snorkeling and we want to do some fishing our last > couple days, so we need a fishing charter. Any recommendations for who to see > & who to avoid? > > Thanks! > Ron > I like Clayton for the charters. Their number is 315 686 5542. Ken is a good guy and a very experienced diver who knows all the wrecks in the area and gives good predive briefings. Some of the wrecks he goes to--esp. the Keystorm, which starts at 15' or so and goes to 120'--are suitable for novice and expert divers alike. He runs a 6-pack (i.e., a maximum of 6 passengers), so even when it's full it's not a cattle car. Can't help with the hotel, I'm afraid. Where I've stayed (the Otter Creek Inn) is OK and I'll stay there again, I'm sure, but all I do there is sleep. No pool, no restaurant, etc. However, Ken will pick you up at the dock there, which is really nice... -- John Eells |
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02-17-2007, 06:49 PM
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| Re: US Virgin Islands Lodging, Dive Ship, Fishing Charter RonCooley wrote: > Hi, > > Planning a dive trip with my wife (novice diver) and 8-year-old daughter (a > fish, but too young to certify as a diver). We are looking for lodging in the > USVI. We would like a pool and a pleasant environment. We also need a dive > operation for scuba and snorkeling and we want to do some fishing our last > couple days, so we need a fishing charter. Any recommendations for who to see > & who to avoid? > > Thanks! > Ron > I like Clayton for the charters. Their number is 315 686 5542. Ken is a good guy and a very experienced diver who knows all the wrecks in the area and gives good predive briefings. Some of the wrecks he goes to--esp. the Keystorm, which starts at 15' or so and goes to 120'--are suitable for novice and expert divers alike. He runs a 6-pack (i.e., a maximum of 6 passengers), so even when it's full it's not a cattle car. Can't help with the hotel, I'm afraid. Where I've stayed (the Otter Creek Inn) is OK and I'll stay there again, I'm sure, but all I do there is sleep. No pool, no restaurant, etc. However, Ken will pick you up at the dock there, which is really nice... -- John Eells |
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02-17-2007, 06:49 PM
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| Re: US Virgin Islands Lodging, Dive Ship, Fishing Charter RonCooley wrote: > Hi, > > Planning a dive trip with my wife (novice diver) and 8-year-old daughter (a > fish, but too young to certify as a diver). We are looking for lodging in the > USVI. We would like a pool and a pleasant environment. We also need a dive > operation for scuba and snorkeling and we want to do some fishing our last > couple days, so we need a fishing charter. Any recommendations for who to see > & who to avoid? > > Thanks! > Ron > I like Clayton for the charters. Their number is 315 686 5542. Ken is a good guy and a very experienced diver who knows all the wrecks in the area and gives good predive briefings. Some of the wrecks he goes to--esp. the Keystorm, which starts at 15' or so and goes to 120'--are suitable for novice and expert divers alike. He runs a 6-pack (i.e., a maximum of 6 passengers), so even when it's full it's not a cattle car. Can't help with the hotel, I'm afraid. Where I've stayed (the Otter Creek Inn) is OK and I'll stay there again, I'm sure, but all I do there is sleep. No pool, no restaurant, etc. However, Ken will pick you up at the dock there, which is really nice... -- John Eells |
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03-26-2007, 10:59 PM
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| Re: US Virgin Islands Lodging, Dive Ship, Fishing Charter with them frequently and continue to go back for more. On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 13:10:17 GMT, "RonCooley" <u31677@uwe> wrote: >Hi, > >Planning a dive trip with my wife (novice diver) and 8-year-old daughter (a >fish, but too young to certify as a diver). We are looking for lodging in the >USVI. We would like a pool and a pleasant environment. We also need a dive >operation for scuba and snorkeling and we want to do some fishing our last >couple days, so we need a fishing charter. Any recommendations for who to see >& who to avoid? > >Thanks! >Ron |
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03-26-2007, 10:59 PM
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| Re: US Virgin Islands Lodging, Dive Ship, Fishing Charter RonCooley wrote: > Hi, > > Planning a dive trip with my wife (novice diver) and 8-year-old daughter (a > fish, but too young to certify as a diver). We are looking for lodging in the > USVI. We would like a pool and a pleasant environment. We also need a dive > operation for scuba and snorkeling and we want to do some fishing our last > couple days, so we need a fishing charter. Any recommendations for who to see > & who to avoid? > > Thanks! > Ron > I like Clayton for the charters. Their number is 315 686 5542. Ken is a good guy and a very experienced diver who knows all the wrecks in the area and gives good predive briefings. Some of the wrecks he goes to--esp. the Keystorm, which starts at 15' or so and goes to 120'--are suitable for novice and expert divers alike. He runs a 6-pack (i.e., a maximum of 6 passengers), so even when it's full it's not a cattle car. Can't help with the hotel, I'm afraid. Where I've stayed (the Otter Creek Inn) is OK and I'll stay there again, I'm sure, but all I do there is sleep. No pool, no restaurant, etc. However, Ken will pick you up at the dock there, which is really nice... -- John Eells |
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