1 February 2020 – Stoney Cove
7 LSAC members headed to Stoney cove for some fun dives and sport diver training. It also got the February dive done for the 2020 challenge
Read more "1 February 2020 – Stoney Cove"7 LSAC members headed to Stoney cove for some fun dives and sport diver training. It also got the February dive done for the 2020 challenge
Read more "1 February 2020 – Stoney Cove" →LSAC's Paul, James and Nigel head to Stoney Cove for a visit to the hydrobox in good visibility.
Read more "26 January 2020 – Stoney Cove" →LSAC head to Stoney Cove for some OW Sport diver training and to enjoy the unusually good visibility at Stoney Cove.
Read more "12 January 2020 – Stoney Cove" →For 2020 LSAC members have set up the 2020 challenge which involves trying to achieve various tasks throughout the year related to diving. One of these being at least one dive every month.
Read more "3 January 2020 – Gildenburgh" →A few LSAC members headed down to Chesil Beach on the South Coast for a weekend of diving and camping.
Read more "13/14 July 2019 – Chesil Beach" →Following Saturdays diving at Gildenburgh, a few of the group dived in Stoney Cove on Sunday. Water temperatures were similar, viz was a little better and the wind had died down and the sun even came out occasionally, This short video is of 2 dives, the first one to the deep hydro box at 35 metres followed by the 20-metre area in the far end of Stoney Cove. The second dive started with the Wessex helicopter then the Stanegarth, Defiant, Belinda, APC, Gresham, pub arches and Nautilus.
Read more "28 April 2019 – Stoney Cove" →First UK open water dives of the year with Simon Boor, Nigel Powley, John Smith, Mark Owers, James Brown, Hayden Close and Paul McIlwaine. It was a cold and cloudy day and very windy. Water temperature went down to 6 degrees and viz ranged from half a metre to about 3 metres. We saw lots of crayfish, perch and a pike.
Read more "27 April 2019 – Gildenburgh" →Diving with Aquanaut onboard the MV Winner. This dive site is known for the ledge running out to sea, which divers cross in about 6 meters on their way to and from the large coral garden. The ledge is covered in very colorful hard corals and clams in varying sizes and colors. The coral garden is more like a coral landscape than the traditional coral garden and there is a chance to spot an eagle ray, barracuda or even dolphins out along the ridges.
Read more "23rd March 2019 – Gottat Abu Nugar, Hurghada, Red Sea" →This time last year Alex had a crazy plan to go diving at Gildy but then fell over and bumped his head so he couldn't join the others who had committed to go. This year, he managed to persuade 4 other divers to go with him but 2 cancelled just before the weekend due to man flu.
Read more "25th February 2018 -Gildenburgh" →Simon and Jane went to Scalea, Calabria in Italy for a week and dived with Pascuale and ASD Made in Sub. There were 4 Italian divers on the boat, 2 English divers and 1 English snorkeller. It was an early start for the first full day of their holiday, leaving the apartment at 8:15 and walking to the lido for 9am.
Read more "10th August 2017 – P.dello Scoglio che cresce, Scalea" →