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One of the divers in todays group had dived this site before but didn’t get to spend a lot of time on the wreck so decided to give it another try.
Read more “Alice Taylor, Sea Palling – 14th September 2020”
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6 members of of Lowestoft Sub Aqua Club launched the RIB from Sea Palling to look for the wreck of the British cargo ship which was torpedoed and sunk in 1942.
Read more “SS. ILSE, Sea Palling – 13th September 2020”
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Nigel Powley met up with Alex Liddon and dived Admiralty Pier just to the west of Dover, a pleasant shore dive with a max depth of 12 metres. Usual life to see on the dive includes tompots, lobsters, pouting, pipefish, squat lobsters, velvet swimming crabs, edible crabs, spider crabs etc.
Read more “Shakespeare beach – 6th September 2020”
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We had planned to dive a wreck of a tug call the Beaver, but during our surface interval while we were changing cylinders we were given some information on a better dive site so we went there instead.
Read more “Oxshott & Gallois, Sea Palling – 4th September 2020”
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The forecast looked promising after several windy weekends so 4 divers met up at Sea Palling to see what the conditions offshore were like.
Read more “Pipeline reef, Sea Palling – 4th September 2020”
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A few changes to the boat crew and Lowestoft Diver was ready to go out again to catch the high water slack.
Read more “SS Fulgens, Sea Palling – 8th August 2020”
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The second weekend of keeping the RIB at Sea Palling was another success with 2 dives on the same day again. It was an early start though for the first dive, with the crew of 5 arriving at 6am to get the boat ready.
Read more “Artemisia, Sea Palling – 8th August 2020”
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This was the second dive of the day from Lowestoft Diver, having successfully launched at Sea Palling, keeping her in the water between slacks.
Read more “SS Artemisia, Sea Palling – 2nd August 2020”
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For the second dive of the day the group traveled to Sheringham to dive the chalk reef 2 hours after high tide at Cromer.
Read more “26th July 2020 – Sheringham chalk reef near Burlington Hotel”