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Sports Diver training at the inland dive site in Eastrea, Cambridgshire, near Peterborough. After a cold start to June, the forecast for today said it was going to be 29 degrees!
Read more "Gildenburgh – 10th June 2023"
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Ocean Diver open water training, congratulations to Beth of completing her training.
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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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More open water training at Gildenburgh Waters. Further Sports Diver training for Mark and Julie, plus drysuit training for Julie and Claire’s 20 metre progression dive. It was a nice sunny day but with a bit of a breeze.
Read more "Gildenburgh – 27th May 2022"
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5 members of Lowestoft Sub Aqua Club travelled to Gildenburgh for some Sports Diver training. It was a lovely sunny day with a light wind and the site wasn't too busy.
Read more "14th May 2022 – Gildenburgh"
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Simon and Nick, met Paul and Zak about 9am at this inland diving site for some Ocean Diver open water training. Paul had his own dry suit but Zak hired one from the shop. From the surface the visibility looked really good and the site wasn't too busy either which was surprising as it was a bank holiday weekend.
Read more "1st May 2022 – Gildenburgh"
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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"
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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"
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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"
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Alex suggested that we should go to Gildenburgh to do the first dive of the year but due to slipping on the ice, cracking his head and visiting A&E after an LSAC night out on Friday he was advised not to dive. Unfortunately, the rest of us didn't have an excuse not to go. 3 cars left Lowestoft around 7 am and met up for the traditional breakfast at Swaffham. The weather wasn't very good, it was grey and overcast with constant light rain, but after our pit stop, we continued with the journey and checked it at the dive site at 9:20. Surprisingly, there were a lot of other divers there.
Read more "15th January 2017 – Gildenburgh"