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Don’t let the description put you off, it’s not used any more. This is a shore dive with easy access (if you don’t mind a few steps) and it’s quite shallow. In fact it is known as the Sheringham Snorkel Trail.
Read more “27th July 2021 – The Sewer Pipe, Sheringham”
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A 10 mile RIB trip to Haisborough sands on a dull but warm Friday morning. Five divers and a coxswain left Sea Palling and headed North East to dive a wreck on the sandbank.
Read more “23rd July 2021 – The Oxshott – Haisborough Sands”
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The last two divers to dive Chesil Cove, one more time before the long journey home.
Read more “18th July 2021 – Chesil Cove, Portland”
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Keen to get one more dive in before packing up at the campsite, four divers arrived at Brandy Row just after 7am and actually got parking spaces. The sea was flat, the sky was blue and it was quite warm for first thing in the morning.
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The second RIB dive with Dive Beyond. We were told that this wreck might be a little silty.
Read more “17th July 2021 – The Countess of Erne, Portland Harbour”
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We had pre-booked places for two boat dives on the Saturday with Dive Beyond who were based in Castletown, Portland. The first trip was at 9am so we parked in the pay & display car park next to the Aqua Hotel and checked into the Dive Beyond office just before 8:30.
Read more “17th July 2021 – The Dredger, Portland harbour”
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We left Portland and drove towards Weymouth to investigate diving the wreck of the Royal Adelaide but decided against it and returned to Portland to dive Chesil Cove again.
Read more “16th July 2021 – Chesil Cove, Portland”
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All 9 divers participated in the first dive, some diving as a small group others as buddy pairs.
Read more “16th July 2021 – Chesil Bay, Portland”
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A long weekend camping and diving in Weymouth for 9 divers plus friends and family members too.
Read more “15th July 2021 – Chesil Cove, Portland”
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The club rib Lowestoft Diver was quickly ready for a 10am launch. After checking other sites with the onboard echosounder it was decided we would dive the SS Artemisia. After a successful grapple we had our shot line now we just had to wait for slack tide.
Read more “11th July 2021 – SS Artemisia, Sea Palling”