2011 Dive Logs

Tyneside 114 members set off on the ultimate dive quest to reach the holy grail of UK diving, the legendry […]

17th July 2011 With more swell predicted off the North East coast, plans to dive Eyemouth were reluctantly abandoned and

11th June 2011 The conditions looked perfect for a club dive out aboard the Eyemouth Sub Aqua club hard boat,

5th June 2011 Maurice’s dive plan for the day was quite simple; launch from Beadnel, catch slack water on the

30th May 2011 Whirl Rocks is situated out at the outermost point off the Farne Islands but it offers some

7th-14th May 2011 This year’s main club expedition was to be centered on the village of Lochcarron, a remote hamlet

April 2011 Dropping into the clear blue water was almost a relief from waiting on the foredeck of the MV

23rd April 2011 ‘Ze string quartet makes divine water music’ more strange pearls of French wisdom from Tyneside Chair Hubert

16th-17th April 2011 After last years successful club trips to Loch Long and Fyne, it was clear that demand for

10th April 2011 Where to go and dive somewhere different? With Brown’s Bay, St Mary’s island, Beadnel and St Abbs

3rd April 2011 Arriving at Eyemouth harbour we were greeted with a bright blue sky and a flat sea. Hurriedly

13th March 2011 ‘Challenging but nothing that a bacon sandwich can’t put right’ (a pearl of wisdom from Tyneside 114

5th March 2011 Too warm for a wolly hat??  It was only as the lines were being cast off that

5th February 2011 The latter part of the previous week saw gale force winds fortunately blowing offshore.  The Saturday forecast

30th January 2011 Despite the calm winds since Thursday we arrived at St Abbs harbour to note that there was

23rd January 2011 It was an early start to make St Abbs harbour to load Pete Gibson’s boat, the Selkie,

15th January 2011 Earlier in the week, with ideal neap tides predicted for the Saturday, the plan had been to