100th dive - DONE

Today was the big day. My 100th dive. Originally, I should have been leading two Swedish girls on my 100th dive, but I told them the situation, and I got another Dive Master to lead the dive instead :-). So I went on a dive just with Dave, another Dive Master trainee who actually also was doing his 100th dive. Yes, we DID meet other divers on the way, not least because one diver from our group got sick and I had to bring him to the surface. So the female dive master came swimming to us to ask for help, and I was trying to turn away since I didn't know what she wanted (maybe she was just making fun). But I got my swimming pants back on and returned to the surface with the sick diver (he told that he passed out under water for some seconds - probably because he had been drinking all night - never drink and dive! Getting dehydrated is much easier when under pressure and when breathing very dry compressed air). He got fine again short time after returning to the boat. But now I know why the Dive Rescue course is required to become Dive Leader - and I know why First aid is required. But all went pretty much without drama.

We also saw many other things on the dive, like a very large group of fusiliers (photo).