Dive Anywhere Project
Fundraising campaign by
Tony Strazzari
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AU$0.00Donated So Far
Campaign Story
The Dive Anywhere Project aims to dive those places rarely or never dived. Rivers, creeks, ponds, dams ... anything. Starting off near Newcastle and expending throughout the Hunter and on in NSW Dive Anywhere explores the sites of old wharfs, wrecks ... anywhere. When we dive we check out the aquatic life, dive conditions, anything of interest - relics of old wharfs, wrecks ... anything and find any old stuff lying around.
Dive Anywhere has already visited areas around Lake Macquarie - Coal Point - old coal loader, Toronto Public Wharf, Speers Point, Cockle Creek right up to Winding Creek, Dora Creek including Stockton Creek, a pod at Cooranbong, Toukley Bridge, East Gosford Woy Woy, Raymond Terrace, Nelson Plains. As we're getting more organised will bring photos, updates to this and to the Facebook Page.
Any collectable relics that we make available for sale will be first offered to campaign sponsors at reduced prices.
Organizer
- Tony Strazzari
- Campaign Owner
- Newcastle, AU
A diver for over 20 years. Injured at work and due to partial paralysis unable to still do normal work due to issues standing, Tony can dive. A diver for over 20 years with a range of qualifications including professional, cave, mixed gas, technical and scientific. His passion is diving and exploration. Not just in the standard dive sites; Tony's yearn for exploration and inability to do much else has seen his conception of the Dive Anywhere Project
A diver for over 20 years. Injured at work and due to partial paralysis unable to still do normal work due to issues standing, Tony can dive. A diver for over 20 years with a range of qualifications including professional, cave, mixed gas, technical and scientific. His passion is diving and exploration. Not just in the standard dive sites; Tony's yearn for exploration and inability to do much else has seen his conception of the Dive Anywhere Project
Raymond Terrace
Update posted by Tony Strazzari at 10:54 amDive Anywhere is currently investigating the Hunter River at the site of the River Port at Raymond Terrace (1830-1960). In our 10 or so dives there visibility has varied from 0.5 to nearly 3 metres in the 10 dives done there so far. The bottom varies from rocky, sandy to. . . . .
