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3 members of Lowestoft Sub Aqua Club travelled to Gildenburgh Waters for some Ocean Diver open water training and some refresher training. The weather was mild and dry with a slight wind.
Read more “Gildenburgh – 17th September 2022”
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The wind eventually dropped to allow the waves to calm down making a shore dive possible off the North Norfolk coast again. Mark and Jason had already dived on the Rosalie several times in the last few days so they decided to dive at Sheringham.
Read more “Sheringham chalk gullies – 7th September 2022”
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Four Ocean Diver trainees travelled to Eastrea to receive some open water training. They arrived early to make the most of the day, it was warm and sunny and apart from a few open water swimmers they had the place to themselves.
Read more “Gildenburgh – 1st September 2022”
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A Sunday lunchtime dive, Neap tides, sunshine, light wind and a small swell but only 3 members were available to dive. Unfortunately someone had to stay onboard and couldn’t dive alone so just two divers got to dive today. It was lifeboat day at Sea Palling so the beach was very busy.
Read more “The Anchor Wreck, Sea Palling – 21st August 2022”
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After returning to Sea Palling and changing cylinders and a few divers we set a course for a wreck close by because we didn’t want to be back too late. Only four divers onboard this time so we dived in 2 waves with James and Jason going in first.
Read more “Fulgens, Sea Palling – 20th August 2022”
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We launched the RIB out of Sea Palling just after 9:30 with a full boat of divers and their kit. As we had no dedicated top cover we had to dive the wreck in 3 waves of buddy pairs.
Read more “Wreck dive, Sea Palling – 20th August 2022”
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An early morning WhatsApp conversation turned into a last minute plan to get the RIB out and go for a dive. We also needed to test out our new stainless steel grapple which had been fabricated by Nigel.
Read more “Wreck dive, Sea Palling – 16th August 2022”
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The sea conditions were still good to walk in off the beach, the visibility had improved slightly from the previous day and the low water slack time meant that members who work during the weekdays could enjoy an early evening dive. Low water slack walk in time was predicted to be just after 18:20, we got in earlier and drifted/finned on the surface to avoid the walk.
Read more “Rosalie, Weybourne – 15th August 2022”
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What better way to cool off after a hot sunny Sunday afternoon than to walk into the sea and dive on a wreck with the fish and crustaceans.
Read more “Rosalie, Weybourne – 14th August 2022”
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Ocean Diver open water training
Read more “Gildenburgh – 13th August 2022”