2014 Dive Logs

26th October 2014 by Richard Booth With lots of the Tyneside members away in the warm clear blue waters of […]

20th September 2014 by Richard Booth After last weeks ‘discovery’ of two wrecks on Knivestone reef, the plan was to

14th September 2014 by Richard Booth With big spring tides forecast for the weekend, the force of the water movement

30th August 2014 by Richard Booth It’s been a while since the club last organised a dive off the Tyne.

27th July 2014 by Richard Booth After yesterdays fantastic diving in superb visibility a flat seas the temptation to go

26th July 2014  by Richard Booth This particular weekend saw unprecedented numbers of Tyneside 114 members diving across the region

In 2009 members of Tyneside 114 travelled to SW Mull with the two club ribs with the intention of venturing

14th June 2014 by Richard Booth  After recent reports of excellent visibility on the wreck of the SS Chris Christenson,

6th – 8th June 2014 by Richard Booth One of the great things about being part of a large club

26th May 2014 by Richard Booth  After the club’s previous venture out to the wreck of the Britannia and the

10th-12th May 2014 by David Mitchell A trip to Seil Island is becoming an annual event on Tyneside’s calendar. May 2014

4th – 5th May 2014 by Richard Booth  With fine weather forecast the first site selected was the Northern Hares, a

1st February 2014 by Richard Booth The brown tinged water lapping the outer edge of the lake was perhaps the biggest