2008 Dive Logs

December 2008 With a mixed weather forecast we loaded our dive kit aboard the in the Elizabeth G at Oban […]

31st October – 2nd November 2008 by Nic Faulks A final check of the weather report on Friday 31 st

18th October 2008 With a brisk westerly breeze blowing, both of the Tyneside RIBs motored out of Seahouses Harbour before

20th September 2008 The concrete slip at Eyemouth harbour is one that requires a degree of careful planning if the

26 Aug 2008 The Richard de Larrinaga, a 5358 ton steamship was attacked and severely damaged by German aircraft on

17th-22nd August 2008 Inspired by an article on diving the green waters of the Shetlands in DIVE magazine, eight intrepid

17th June 2008 We arrived at Seahouses having past a steady stream of towed RIBs heading south down the A1,

17th June 2008 Despite a somewhat overcast evening with the odd spot of rain, we had a full turnout of

10th June 2008 With a stiff northerly breeze blowing, dive sites off the Tyne were inevitably going to be limited.

8th June 2008 With high spring tides and a calm mirror like sea, conditions were ideal to locate and dive

May 2008 by Andy Hunt After last year’s successful club expedition to Islay, the aim for the 2008 season was

11th May 2008 by Richard Booth The weekend had commenced with glorious weather on the Saturday, with bright sunshine and

3rd May 2008 Conditions for the bank holiday weekend were not brilliant with brisk South Easterly winds predicted for most

28th April 2008 By Richard Booth At last a break in the recent weather which offered the realistic chance of

24th February 2008 By Richard Booth So far the start of 2008 has been dominated by strong winds and big

6th January 2008 The 2008 diving season is officially open with unintentional but internationally synchronised icebreaker dives. Andy Hunt and