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Post by davemanu2000 » Tue Mar 14, 2017 1:23 pm

You or any other Claret is welcome to Mauritius . I can pick you up at the airport and make arrangement to stay in any hotel for cheap . Or you may stay in my seaside apartment which has three bedrooms ,fully furnished and all cooking appliances . There are water pump .TV ,radio and others .

My seaside apartment is free of charge for all Claret fans .

Every year I welcome a lot of Claret fans but they choose to stay in the luxury of a hotel .

Well decide and let me know .

My email address is : mungurbhurdwaz@hotmail.com and my mobile : 230 5 251 52 80 .
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Post by Bertiebeehead » Tue Mar 14, 2017 2:51 pm

Where is your apartment Dave?

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Post by pushpinpussy » Tue Mar 14, 2017 3:44 pm

or you could alternatively contact Dave on TedBundy@hotmail.com. Only joking Dave.

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Post by davemanu2000 » Tue Mar 14, 2017 3:57 pm

It is at Poste Lafayette in the district of Flacq where I live .If ever you want to come to Mauritius ,p-lease send me an email or phone me . I am accessible to both .

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Post by Bertiebeehead » Tue Mar 14, 2017 4:29 pm

Cheers Dave, Thailand this year but who knows next.

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Post by davemanu2000 » Thu Mar 16, 2017 8:01 am

Thailand is quite a nice place .There are many places of interest to visit . The quality of food served are not so palatable .In places it is dirty and smell bad .it is more recognised for its harem .Clothings are cheap . They are tailored to your size within hours

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Post by ClaretDiver » Thu Mar 16, 2017 8:41 am

Bertiebeehead wrote:Cheers Dave, Thailand this year but who knows next.
Sorry to threadjack, where in Thailand are you going Bertie?

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Post by ClaretDiver » Thu Mar 16, 2017 8:42 am

Dave, what's the diving like in the area of your place? Once my wife has fully recovered from her stroke it's a place we have both wanted to visit....prob 2018 all being well!

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Post by Bertiebeehead » Thu Mar 16, 2017 9:46 am

ClaretDiver wrote:Sorry to threadjack, where in Thailand are you going Bertie?
Got friends over there so a few nights in Bangkok, over to Pattaya for a few more nights in a villa then on to Ko Samet. Can you recommend anywhere good for diving in those areas?

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Post by Ightenclaret » Thu Mar 16, 2017 12:16 pm

That's very kind and extremely hospitable of you Dave, you are a credit to your country.
Thank you very much.

Perhaps 2018 if I am lucky....

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Post by ClaretDiver » Thu Mar 16, 2017 4:36 pm

Bertiebeehead wrote:Got friends over there so a few nights in Bangkok, over to Pattaya for a few more nights in a villa then on to Ko Samet. Can you recommend anywhere good for diving in those areas?
To be honest Bertie, the 3 places you are going are not really known for their diving. You can dive out of Pattaya but I would not trust the dive shops for safety as far as I could sink them.... If you are a diver and want to do some then a little further up you have Koh Chang....much better!!!

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Post by HatfieldClaret » Thu Mar 16, 2017 5:49 pm

Claret Diver

I stayed at the Maritim (north west of the island) a couple of times and where I first dived. There's a couple of wrecks which were good and the staff there were excellent.Safety was good. The kit may be a bit basic and may not be up to your own standards but I always felt safe. Good for beginners and if the Mrs is still looking for some easy diving then it would probably suit. They have a website to check.

The east coast is a lot choppier.

Definitely meet up with DavemanU, lovely chap.

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Post by davemanu2000 » Thu Mar 16, 2017 6:00 pm

there are many diving spots in our area .While going to ILE AUX CERFS in a boat you continue your journey to GRSE waterfalls . There are many local boys diving under the thunderous applauses of tourists

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Post by HatfieldClaret » Thu Mar 16, 2017 6:04 pm

I think he wants to go deeper than that and for a bit longer. Ile aux cerfs was nice though. :)

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Post by ClaretDiver » Thu Mar 16, 2017 6:09 pm

HatfieldClaret wrote:Claret Diver

I stayed at the Maritim (north west of the island) a couple of times and where I first dived. There's a couple of wrecks which were good and the staff there were excellent.Safety was good. The kit may be a bit basic and may not be up to your own standards but I always felt safe. Good for beginners and if the Mrs is still looking for some easy diving then it would probably suit. They have a website to check.

The east coast is a lot choppier.

Definitely meet up with DavemanU, lovely chap.
Cheers Hatfield.....yeah, gonna be a while before I can get the missus back in (she is moving here to the UK BTW). There will be doc clearances etc following rehab but it is defo on our list....

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