I am quite happy to see this new website come over the horizon. I’ve read and listened to Mr. Vittone’s articles and seminars for a while now and find that he is the man in the know when it comes to things involving water safety and awareness. Since he’s climbed into and out of more [...]
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Mario Vittone, the Blog
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