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Date	Time	Place	Notes
~~Sunday, May 04th~~	~~10:00:00~~	~~Secret Beach~~	see photos
Saturday, May 17th	09:45:00	Horton's
Sunday, May 25th	00:00:00	Culloden	to be determined
Sunday, June 01st	09:00:00	Secret Beach/Horton's
Sunday, June 08th	12:30:00	Ponquogue Bridge
Saturday, June 28th	15:30:00	Beach 8th Street
Friday, July 18th	21:00:00	Ponquogue Bridge	Death by Diving #1
Saturday, July 19th	10:00:00	Montauk Jetty	Death by Diving #2
Saturday, July 19th	14:00:00	Secret Beach	Death by Diving #3
Saturday, July 19th	21:30:00	Ponquogue Bridge	Death by Diving #4
Sunday, July 20th	10:00:00	Ponquogue Bridge	Death by Diving #5
Sunday, July 20th	14:00:00	Horton's	Death by Diving #6
Sunday, August 10th	15:30:00	Ponquogue Bridge
Sunday, August 24th	13:45:00	Beach 8th Street	Try to car pool
Saturday, September 06th	00:00:00	Bayville Barge/Culloden	Date and time not confirmed yet, poss 7th
Saturday, September 20th	12:00:00	Ponquogue Bridge	Noon
Sunday, October 19th	14:20:00	Not yet determined	Pumpkin Carving competition

Dive times The above times are the times we expect to be in the water. For those dives where we look for high slack, it is imperative that you make a note of the dive time. The times at the Bridge do not indicate high tide but 15-20 minutes before.

Subject to change - check before diving This is our intended beach diving schedule. As always this is subject to change, especially if Secret Beach opens. There is probably the Capt. Ken and Jean Marie memorial dive in July so we may have to make changes for that.

Weekends away For our weekends away, we will probably be camping at Dutch Springs, driving up Friday morning and will be there whenever you feel like joinjing us. For our Lake George trip, this is tentative to see how many people are interested as we will have to reserve space on a boat.

Warning Please do not dive beyond your experience and training levels. We are not responsible for you in the water and we recognise that the decision to scuba dive is yours, and only yours, to make. In 2005 we had to perform a number of rescues at Ponquogue Bridge. Last year, fortunately, we didn't. Even though we try to be prepared for these situations, it is less stress on us if we go through a dive without having to rescue someone.

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