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 hr 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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2015-07-08 Netherlands Antilles Bonaire
1000 StepsHad to walk down a bunch of steps to get to the beach. The location was very beautiful. During the dive we saw a sea turtle, a large drum fish, and many parrot fish. The reef structure was interesting but the visibility wasn't good.
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2018-09-05 United States Hawaii Maui
OlowaluThis dive was a big disappointment. We parked at a beach with a sign that said Olowalu, but we must have been at the wrong place because of reef here was dead and covered with algae. We swam out quite far but there was nothing to see so we turned back after a few minutes.
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2019-12-04 Honduras Utila Island
LabyrinthFirst dive for our self reliant course. We did a buoyancy check, switched to our secondary air source, and deployed our safety sausage. The reef structure here was very nice but not a lot of life.
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2019-12-02 Honduras Utila Island
Silver GardenThis was a really beautiful dive and probably my favorite of this Roatan/Utila trip so far. The coral was very healthy - there was black coral, big pillar coral, elkhorn coral, and a lot of soft coral. We saw a drum, a cowfish, a trunkfish, and a tarpon. We found a swim-through part way through the dive. This was a great one!
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