April Leonard
- PADI Master Scuba Diver (20020B1938) (Jan 2020)
- PADI Self-Reliant Diver (20010T9396) (Jan 2020)
- PADI AWARE Shark Conservation Diver (18090K6590) (Sep 2018)
- PADI Equipment Specialist (16090V2835) (Sep 2016)
- PADI Rescue Diver (16070L4184) (Jul 2016)
- PADI Enriched Air Nitrox (15070J5463) (Jul 2015)
- PADI Shore Diver (15070J5476) (Jul 2015)
- PADI Advanced Open Water (14030A8881) (Mar 2014)
- PADI Open Water (13020K3364) (Feb 2013)
Places I've Dived
- Total number of dives not on diveboard:
This number is added to the total number of dives logged in Diveboard (public+private) for the stat "Total number of dives". - Dives published:249
- Total dives count:249
- Dives this year:0
- Total underwater time on Diveboard:8 days 1 hrs 46 min
- Most dives on Diveboard in:
Netherlands Antilles - Deepest Dive:
34.6m in Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles - Longest Dive:
72 min in Curacao, Netherlands Antilles - Pictures in logbook:1779
- Number of species spotted:281
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Favorite Dives
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2021-12-21 Netherlands Antilles Bonaire
Sajo's ReefAnother dive at our house reef. It was a nice dive, but the visibility wasn't great. We saw five lionfish but we also saw a huge snapper, two lettuce sea slugs, and several drumfish.
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2014-06-29 开曼群岛 East End Grand Cayman
Sands Of KevSmall sections of coral reef in a large circle with a sandy area in the middle. We saw a nurse shark, a huge squirrel fish, and a giant frenc angel. The reefs in Grand Cayman seem much deeper than in Roatan and Key Largo - makes it deceptive for air consumption.
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2021-12-16 Netherlands Antilles Curacao
Double ReefThis might have been a good dive but the strong current and low visibility made it less enjoyable than it might have been. We saw jawfish, turtles, a drumfish, a sharp tail eel, a pipefish, and an unusual anemone (elegant anemone)
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2016-10-05 Netherlands Antilles Bonaire
Jeff Davis MemorialThis was our first dive after taking the day off yesterday due to the storm surge from hurricane Matthew. The entrance was a bit difficult with a little cliff to climb down but one in, the visibility wasn't as bad as expected after the storm surge. The current changed direction part way through the dive so we were swimming back against the current. I saw a white spotted file fish, a barracuda, and a puffer. I accidentally smacked some fire coral in the shallows which looking for Kevin.
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