Departing to make the journey up to Eyemouth on the Friday we all had varying degrees of traffic congestion but by late evening we were all present in our lovely spacious static caravans on the Eyemouth park so close to where the boat was moored.

Saturday the 28th of June

On Saturday it dawned fair, a little windy but Danny had mentioned he had a couple of places he could safely pop us on to. Everyone got to the harbour in good time and got on the boat with all kit by the desired 8.30am ropes off time, we just had to wait for the parking meter to kick in before we left, by which time the sun was already peeking through.

Diving on Anenome Gully did not disappoint, plenty of small cone and juvenile lions mane jellyfish on descent and we all had nice long dives with plenty of life and especially some huge anemones, having diving guillemots whilst on safety stops provided some lovely viewing. After a pleasant surface interval we then moved to Killiedraughts Bay for our second just as long dives with lots of marine life spotted and photographed. A return back to harbour and we were all dekitted, cylinders loaded into Danny’s van for refills and back at the caravan by 2pm giving us plenty of time to get showered and walk into the village for a few beers or ice cream before getting ready to go out that evening at The New Inn in Coldingham, a lovely jovial atmosphere as we were all seated together and a fab meal.

Sunday the 29th of June

On Sunday it was a more relaxed feel although we were again all ready at the harbour in good time for ropes off and we all again got kitted up, cylinders on and parking paid for. A lovely calm day with less wind and more sunshine we headed out to follow the coastline up towards St Abbs but we turned round as the sea got a little choppier and dived at Hairy Ness instead.