Dear Subscriber David Denson Whiteside (with username 'dwhitesi', exp: 2024-08-20, at dwhite95815@hotmail.com )

Welcome to the 700-page 2013 edition of The Travelin' Diver's Chapbook, attached to this email. This is the letter size, new style version (i.e. all ratings and info submitted is included). If you'd like it in A4 size and/or prefer the older style, you can download it or we can email it to you -- it's always avaialable online to all current active subscribers. So you can carry it wherever you go.  Or you can access it online

The value of producing this online means that we can provide all the numerical ratings listed by each Chapbook reporter. The information is endless, the value priceless.

The Chapbook in Print:  We are working out an arrangement with an on-demand printer, to provide the Chapbook in printed form at an additional charge to those who want a hard copy.  If it works out, we'll have final details to you in our next email.

In addition you can now create your own personalized Chapbook with countries and reports that you want -- a "Mini Chapbook", just click here. You can choose any years you want, any dive operators, whether liveaboards or land-based, .... For example, you can create a compact and well laid-out Mini Chapbook of the last 3 years of reader reports on liveaboards in Indonesia, or 5 years of reports on 3 dive operators in Cozumel, or -- you choose. It's quick, it's easy. You can then read it online or print it out or even get it emailed to you. Give it a whirl, it'll make your trip planning a breeze.

The Chapbook is the December issue. Coming up in the January and subsequent issues are reports by our undercover reviewer on Sipadan, land based-diving in Loreto and the Sea of Cortez, a little known operation near Vancouver, B.C., as well as cases describing Why Diver’s Die, a review of hot and not so hot equipment displayed at the Dive Equipment and Marketing Association Exhibit in November, and much much more.

We appreciate your loyal support. We can't do this without you.

Ben Davison
Publisher since 1975

PS:  Attention Videographers: The Ocean Film Festival Needs Your Best work: If you have the makings of a first rate underwater film, then now is the time to submit if for consideration to prestigious San Francisco International Ocean Film Festival, to be held March 7-10. They are accepting films of all genres - documentaries, animations, shorts, and narratives that focus on all aspects of our blue planet, as long as it makes waves with their Screening Committee. Accepted topics include but are not limited to ocean exploration, marine wildlife, coastal cultures, seafaring adventures, ocean sports and ocean conservation. Deadline is December 15th. Details at www.oceanfilmfest.org

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