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Hi all,
I know there are several divers in the group.
I spoke with CJ, his wife, and Donny about doing a dive trip this summer, so I thought I would throw it up here.
I'm debating between a couple of quarries in the area. Martha's Quarry, in Lebanon is about 40 acres with a bus at the bottom and quite a bit to see (old quarry buildings, greyhound bus, small yacht, etc). There no facilities on site, though, so we would have to rent the tanks we were using (two or three tanks I would think). I'm familiar with this quarry. I think I've done around 10 or 15 dives there. This quarry is super clear around the 2nd week of June (but still warm, for the pansies like Rick who don't like cold water
). After that, algae sets in for the rest of the diving season and it becomes less clear, although still divable.
There's also Pennyroyal Quarry up in Kentucky. I've never been to this quarry (although I believe CJ did his checkout dives there), but it would be nice for a change of scenery. We could make this a camping trip as they have a campground on site.
I'm working on rental prices for those who don't own all of their gear (such as myself at least). As-is, Pennyroyal's prices are here. For Martha's, we would need to rent at one of the local dive shops.
I'm definitely open to other suggestions. There's Loch-lo-minn in McMinn county that has some interesting fish in it.
Anyone interested?
Also, for what its worth, we will be fully planning the dives before leaving and doing everything we can to dive the plans (I know Chris has heard that before
). Lastly, you have to be certified to dive. Period. 
Brandon
I know there are several divers in the group.

I spoke with CJ, his wife, and Donny about doing a dive trip this summer, so I thought I would throw it up here.
I'm debating between a couple of quarries in the area. Martha's Quarry, in Lebanon is about 40 acres with a bus at the bottom and quite a bit to see (old quarry buildings, greyhound bus, small yacht, etc). There no facilities on site, though, so we would have to rent the tanks we were using (two or three tanks I would think). I'm familiar with this quarry. I think I've done around 10 or 15 dives there. This quarry is super clear around the 2nd week of June (but still warm, for the pansies like Rick who don't like cold water


There's also Pennyroyal Quarry up in Kentucky. I've never been to this quarry (although I believe CJ did his checkout dives there), but it would be nice for a change of scenery. We could make this a camping trip as they have a campground on site.
I'm working on rental prices for those who don't own all of their gear (such as myself at least). As-is, Pennyroyal's prices are here. For Martha's, we would need to rent at one of the local dive shops.
I'm definitely open to other suggestions. There's Loch-lo-minn in McMinn county that has some interesting fish in it.
Anyone interested?
Also, for what its worth, we will be fully planning the dives before leaving and doing everything we can to dive the plans (I know Chris has heard that before


Brandon