Jamie Lee Thorpe
- PADI Deep Diver (Aug 2013)
- PADI Rescue Diver (Mar 2013)
- PADI Advanced Open Water (Mar 2008)
- PADI Open Water (Dec 2007)
Places I've Dived
- Total number of dives not on diveboard:
This number is added to the total number of dives logged in Diveboard (public+private) for the stat "Total number of dives". - Dives published:43
- Total dives count:43
- Dives this year:0
- Total underwater time on Diveboard:1 day 12 hrs 46 min
- Most dives on Diveboard in:
New Zealand - Deepest Dive:
32m in Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand - Longest Dive:
87 min in Gilimanuk, Indonesia - Pictures in logbook:96
- Number of species spotted:7
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Species Spotted
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Favorite Dives
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2013-06-08 New Zealand Poor Knights Islands
Cleaner Fish BayCleaner Fish Bay Simon was taking a drysuit and PPB course so I just hung around with my camera. Good Vis but not a lot to see. Nice dive
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2013-03-11 New Zealand
Smugglers CoveSmugglers Cove Scallop dive. Only had 100 BAR to do the dive. Only got 10 keepers. Had no catch bag so had to tie a pair of Dad's trousers at the leg and used that as a catch bag instead. Found a net on the way back with rotten fish in it. Pheweee!
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2013-03-30 New Zealand Mokohinau Island
The CanyonMokohinaus with Goat Island Dive The Canyon Dropped in about 20-25mtrs. Swam back along the wall. Nice pretty dive. Simon used the GoPro and I used the Camera (G11).
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2013-08-02 Indonesia Gilimanuk
Secret BayEarly morning dive, Botol came down early for us to bring the tanks. Nice and sunny and high tide. Perfect!! Went to the first structure on the left and saw 2 little frog fish (one black and one orange). I looked around the structure and was like 'nothing to see here' and then Simon found the 2 frog fish. Spent most of the dive on the structures and then I found the sea cucumber with the 2 bright Emperial Shrimp on them. I took photos of 3 types of eels with their heads poking just out of the sand while Simon photographed the shrimps for ages. I accidentally stirred up the water and the cucumber floated upside down...oops. Simon was annoyed but then realised he could now get a better photo of the shrimp as they were now on top. yay. Enjoyed my camera today.
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