Harold and Anne at Kingston Dive Charters feature in an excellent video distributed by Canada Travel and featuring Kingston's wreck diving opportunities. Well done to both of them. It's great to see someone stepping up to do the job that our City and its tourism offices should be doing...
If you visit the site, be sure to comment positively and encourage everyone to come and share our wrecks - and contribute to their protection.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
Annual General Meeting Arrangements...
2009 Members in good standing will receive a personal invitation to attend the Annual General Meeting, but just in case, here's the information you need for your 2010 diaries and calendars.
The Meeting will take place at the Kingston Archaeological Centre (home to the Cataraqui Archaeological Research Foundation) on Sunday, January 24th, starting at 2pm. A keynote presentation will be given by Sue Bazely, CARF's Executive Director. It will include new revelations about discoveries made at Kingston's historic Naval Dockyard.
Nominations for the governing Board are cordially invited. Please confirm that anyone you nominate is prepared to stand for office before submitting their name to our Secretary, Marg Barker.
The quickest and easiest way to renew your membership is by visiting our website and using the online arrangements provided by Canada Helps.
The opportunity will also be made available to renew subscriptions on the day.
Wherever the holiday season finds you - have a safe and happy one!
The Meeting will take place at the Kingston Archaeological Centre (home to the Cataraqui Archaeological Research Foundation) on Sunday, January 24th, starting at 2pm. A keynote presentation will be given by Sue Bazely, CARF's Executive Director. It will include new revelations about discoveries made at Kingston's historic Naval Dockyard.
Nominations for the governing Board are cordially invited. Please confirm that anyone you nominate is prepared to stand for office before submitting their name to our Secretary, Marg Barker.
The quickest and easiest way to renew your membership is by visiting our website and using the online arrangements provided by Canada Helps.
The opportunity will also be made available to renew subscriptions on the day.
Wherever the holiday season finds you - have a safe and happy one!
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Fish sighted - Cayman Brac
Here's an update. Started scootering from shore. Its a hoot, especially when the current us up. Save a lot on air. But you have to be careful not to go to far. Water temp is between 81 and 83.
No pictures, but here is a short list of what we saw:
-Spotted Eagle Ray, 6 turtles (on the last dive), peacock flounder, Yellowtail Snapper (very tasty), Queen Couch (in season and very tasty too), Stingray, Spotted Moray Eel, etc,
There are 41 positively identified and more the I am not sure about.
http://www.tropicalrunaway.com/
No pictures, but here is a short list of what we saw:
-Spotted Eagle Ray, 6 turtles (on the last dive), peacock flounder, Yellowtail Snapper (very tasty), Queen Couch (in season and very tasty too), Stingray, Spotted Moray Eel, etc,
There are 41 positively identified and more the I am not sure about.
http://www.tropicalrunaway.com/
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
New wreck site located in Lake Ontario...
Intrepid wreck researchers Dan Scoville and Jim Kennard have announced another discovery. Their website, Shipwreckworld, contains full details of the discovery and features many pictures and an excellent video.
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