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This is the Sixteenth installment in the series of articles from Alan Haywood, one of the clubs early members. You can see the full series of articles here. First an apology! – Treguier, a town in Brittany became Tregoe last week. (Predictive text rears it’s head again). This beautiful town situated on the Treguier River […]
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A fantastic coast line to dive with both reefs wrecks and walls. This trip was run by Pat and Phil and was a chance to dive the islands of and The Smalls. The group stayed at Lord Nelson, Haverford West, with 4 days diving with Dive Pembroke UK who have a
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Dorset Shipwreck Project – 19-22 May 2018 Expedition Leader: Cameron Cromwell Expedition Aims The aim of this expedition was to locate and identify at least one of several wrecks in the Portland Bill area. Following up on information obtained from the Shipwreck Project, which has identified a number of interesting but unconfirmed targets. Part of
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This is the fifteenth 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 15 – Ireland and shore diving in Israel Pat Heron (Pictured right), Ann and I were having dinner at Ardnagashel House, when a terrific commotion started
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Trip Report by Jon Green. ECSAC headed out to Anglesey for the weekend to dive wrecks in the area. There were a mixture of dive grades from Ocean diver to Advance diver. We all met at the frequently used Anglesey Outdoor centre on the Friday night straight after work. After a couple of beers and
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This is the fourteenth 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 14 – Things worth another look. (Small party projects) Late in the evening of 14th February 1760 a shipwreck occurred near Bolt Tail whose loss of
Shell Island – Early May Bank Holiday 2018 A merry band of ECSAC’ers camped on Shell Island on our reserved field and enjoyed the great weather and some interesting diving. The weather (as usual on my trips) was superb and we enjoyed a great BBQ on the Saturday night and sitting around the campfire each
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