sofnolime
dooks fairly often
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Non illigitamus carborundum
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Post by sofnolime on Nov 15, 2004 18:35:26 GMT
I was looking through some old log books and pictures last week and tried pick my top dives..... I got me to thinking what everyone enjoys (in the water you pervert, put the smut away please).
Let's have your all time top dook and your favourite every day dive, just for the science of it all.
All time fav. HMS Hampshire - Orkney
Every day fav. Lochaline pier
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Post by Sam on Nov 15, 2004 18:42:38 GMT
All time favorite would probably be SS Doris off the West Coast of Skye - loads of wrasse and congers, plus the wreck was fairly recognisable.
Everyday favourite - either Furnace or Ballahulish - lots of big rocks for critters to hide under
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fiona mctaggart
all diver
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I'm not fat. I'm big boned!
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Post by fiona mctaggart on Nov 16, 2004 12:25:53 GMT
All time favourite has to be the Tabarka in Scapa Flow. Everyday favourites would be Dunbar for amount of sea life and Furnace for depth and darkness. Lochaline Pier's great for the big jump off the end and Kinlochbervie is the least spoilt place with the best viz. I'm not any good at decisions am I?  |
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Post by caveman on Nov 16, 2004 14:13:40 GMT
Got to be the Ressel in the river Cele France, but its a long way for a dook  |
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Post by tahpiks on Nov 16, 2004 18:33:09 GMT
so many dive sites so little time,all time best dive probably port napier in skye or markgraf in scapa,
favorite local site ballihullish or furnace.
Get excited when doing pioneer sites you dont know what to expect an adrenalin is going, should try for more this coming year ;D ;D
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Post by GScrym on Nov 18, 2004 17:04:03 GMT
All time would be Abu Al Hashish in Egypt. I think that was what it was called, not sure. It had loads of rock pillars and a turtle.
Over here, anywhere I can see, won't get cold and is close to a nice pub or cafe that I can get warmed up in if I do get cold. I'm easy pleased.
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scubatigger
wannabe diver
Southern Hemisphere
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Post by scubatigger on Dec 4, 2004 1:13:29 GMT
Anemone gullies at st abbs is always good fun, full of life and colourful! Tabarka at scapa is good since it is always swept clean of silt. Will let you know if any dive sites in NZ can match up with scottish ones! :  |
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Post by divermckay on Feb 15, 2005 18:23:13 GMT
favourite was in hospital getting tap removed from toe (see worst dives ever) in over night, had bath in morning, squeaky clean surroundings with no spiders
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Post by Gavin on Feb 15, 2005 20:36:23 GMT
loch earn
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