Another 2 wrecks close the the spanish barges including the wreck of the Arc and a night dive..Thanks Ryan for being a great buddy..Spent the day in Morrocco yesterday and dived the San Andreas in Trarifa the day before s lots more to publish as well as another 7 wrecks from earlier in the week and a trip up the rock itself..
The SS Rossyln was a 3679 ton 100 metre plus long Cardiff steamer build in 1902 sunk after dragging her anchor in a strong south-west gale. Resting on a a sandy seabed in 23 meters she is a fantastic wreck with heat soft corals and schools of fish. The Buchana is one of the newer wreck in Gibraltar, an old Tug boat sunk as an artificial reef. She rests upright on the and in 19 metres. Nearbye after the dive we drifted past old car chassis and loads of pottery ending up at the edge of camp bay.
A few pics from our first dive this morning on the SS Rosyln Great dive with loads of life, strong current temp17-18 degrees vis 10 metres. More pics to come
Good to get back out with Derek Anderson and Oceanic..Nice to see and chat to Lawson Wood. Spring tides and a fair current and swell meant Vis wasn’t great so had to work hard on the lighting. Lovely life inside the cave.
Great to get back out with the seals this time on Ocean Explorer with Chris Ferguson and friends..Thanks Chris for a great day out and superb accommodation close bye great to meet and buddy new people thanks Ian Mcdougal
Great to get out finally with Derek Anderson and various others including a group from Milton Keynes on Friday. Also good to dive with you again Mark thanks..
Great to meet Mitchel one of Scotland rising swimming stars who I really enjoyed doing a small portfolio of shots for his 16th birthday
A few more shots from last months trip to Jordan..The supplement is now complete and will feature in the next issue of Scuba Diver a few of the shots here will be included..more land ones to post v soon..
Great days diving in the Farnes with Billy Shiels diving. Spring tides meant lots of suspended stuff and strong currents..but still great fun as usual. Thanks Dianne Brown for letting me join your group.
Great days diving in the Farnes with Billy Shiels diving. Spring tides meant lots of suspended stuff and strong currents..but still great fun as usual. Thanks Dianne Brown for letting me join your group.
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