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An intrepid crew set off from the UK via trains, planes and automobiles making our way to Narvik the scene of large scale naval action in the spring of 1940 resulting in one of the few British victories in Scandinavia during the early months of World War II. Flights from Gatwick, via Oslo to Tromso […]
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This is the twelfth installment in the series of articles from Alan Haywood, one of the clubs early members. You can see the full series of articles here. Chapter 12 – More Islands, please Don’t feed the animals New Providence is the Main Island in The Bahamas Group. The Capital Nassau is the seat of
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This is the eleventh installment in the series of articles from Alan Haywood, one of the clubs early members. You can see the full series of articles here. Chapter 11 – St Kilda and other Islands “Find me a nice hotel, in The Loch -Fyne Area, where I can drive along coastal roads, eat good
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This is the tenth installment in the series of articles from Alan Haywood, one of the clubs early members. You can see the full series of articles here. Chapter 10 – Blue holes of Andros Andros is the largest of the Bahamas Islands and the least populated. It is only 90 miles from the Florida
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This is the ninth installment in the series of articles from Alan Haywood, one of the clubs early members. You can see the full series of articles here. Chapter Chapter 9 , Torey Canyon, ECSAC in cleanup and seabird rescue By Alan Heywood It is 50 years since the oil tanker Torey Canyon loaded with
Easter Fri 30th March –Monday 2nd April 2018, from Sovereign Marina Eastbourne, with Dive 125 Read more: http://www.dive125.co.uk/diving/eastbourne/
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