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Hi everyone - I have been enjoying underwater photography for a few years now and have just become aware of this group. I wish I had known about it earlier. I have recently developed a medical condition that prevents me from diving and would like to sell my gear. Thanks, and I'm glad to know there is a place for these discussions.

1 hour ago1 hr

Ahhhh, jg3johnson! Better late than never, eh? Welcome to Waterpixels. Great to have you with us. Sorry though about the medical condition. That is an utter bummer. Good luck with the sale.

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Yes it's quite a bummer but I've been to some cool places and seen some great things. Thanks.

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