It was the calm before the storm, The out come and dilemma of the who would fill the last mini bus driver position hung high over the remaining divers. All of them were polite, offering to take the job of the day long trip but secretly agendas aiming for the comfy rear seats were afoot
Wednesday 9th October Everyone assembles as instructed on the quay side to find out whether the weather would stop today’s diving……. It’s blowing 30mph and gusting up to 40 but looking at the harbour you would never know! It’s not going to be pleasant but Emily is willing to take the boat out to try
Monday 7th October We arrived at the boat at 8.30 and all suits have been fixed by the Scuba elves and are hanging up ready for another days diving…… The work is so good you can’t see where the excess 2 inches have been removed! We are quickly under way racing to the dive site.
We’re running a last minute EFR course today, starting at 9:30. If you’d line to join us, head down to the shop – https://www.oceanviewdiving.co.uk/be-a-safer-diver/
As the two explorers descend the bow shot line the huge structure of the SMS Dresden comes into view. She is laying on her port side between 25 – 38m as she is resting on a mound. Emily suggested a dive on her bow as our first dive ‘to get our eye in’ ready for