Scubaregs said:
Carrera is a much nicer watch than F1 IMO
Congratulations and wish you both health and happiness to wear them
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Carrera is a much nicer watch than F1 IMO
Congratulations and wish you both health and happiness to wear them
North West Surrey
Quiet day today, brunch with friends and tonight going to watch my friends band as we do every Monday night in Barbados.
Great NYE, lovely meal then drinks until just before midnight then onto the beach with drinks to watch the fireworks to see in thenew year, rolled in at 2.30am.
Pic is of one of our friends.
Great NYE, lovely meal then drinks until just before midnight then onto the beach with drinks to watch the fireworks to see in thenew year, rolled in at 2.30am.
Pic is of one of our friends.
Todays dive a no go as my mate who owns the dive boat decided he was doing Carlisle bay with noobs. Dived that far too many times to pay for the privilege and knew I'd end up watching over some kids or noobs whilst Ram had the two prettiest girls. 
Nice lunch with friends instead, Mexican tonight then the dive bar for beers.
Nice lunch with friends instead, Mexican tonight then the dive bar for beers.
Attleborough, Norfolk
I don't dive, but I snorkel a lot. Never been lucky enough to see a turtle. First day in Carlisle Bay I saw 14, one of which surfaced and swam alongside me for nearly a minute. Box well and truly ticked.Scubaregs said:Todays dive a no go as my mate who owns the dive boat decided he was doing Carlisle bay with noobs. Dived that far too many times to pay for the privilege and knew I'd end up watching over some kids or noobs whilst Ram had the two prettiest girls.
Nice lunch with friends instead, Mexican tonight then the dive bar for beers.
enuff_zed said:I don't dive, but I snorkel a lot. Never been lucky enough to see a turtle. First day in Carlisle Bay I saw 14, one of which surfaced and swam alongside me for nearly a minute. Box well and truly ticked.Scubaregs said:Todays dive a no go as my mate who owns the dive boat decided he was doing Carlisle bay with noobs. Dived that far too many times to pay for the privilege and knew I'd end up watching over some kids or noobs whilst Ram had the two prettiest girls.
Nice lunch with friends instead, Mexican tonight then the dive bar for beers.
And they saw an [ref]enuff_zed[/ref], win win mate.
A rather brutal dive today, first shot fired from speargun and somehow the cord got in a ridiculous tangle. Spent about 15 minutes trying to untangle it, realised it was impossible and cut it, therefore rendering it unusable for the rest of the dive. Lost the three other divers whilst doing so, so was on my tod for about twenty minutes before I found them again. Horrendous current coming back up the reef, I'm very good on my air but we all started our ascents with about ten minutes no decompression time left. Boat took a few attempts to pick us up as rough on the surface. Still enjoyable.
Think I would be checking if the wife to be knows these dive buddies and if she has taken out any new life insurance policiesNanu said:
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They may operate differently there but I was trained to dive as a pair or at least in a small group and constantly check on each others positions. Obviously diving in Scotland with less visibility its more important.
It's easy for something to go wrong and if you are on your own it could end badly.
