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Scuba Forum / UK Scuba / August 2005UKRS 2006 Trips
All, Given Jason's post and other discussion, who fancies doing what diving with the UKRS crew next year? Jason already has boat bookings for next year out of Weymouth, I'm definitely going to run a Scotland trip (looking like the wrecks of the Firth of Forth), Digs has said she'll do the Clyde and Paul and Hills are looking into the possibility of the Summer Isles on a liveaboard basis. Now, (sorry Digs - I don't know if you were keeping schtum to see if anyone else would take it on...) Digs has already offered to coordinate the launch of next year's diving season with Icebreakers 2006 (If you want me to do the web stuff, let me know...). So who else has a trip that they want to run? You can either (like me) opt to show the UKRS divers your local area, run a trip from your favourite dive boat, organise something somewhere you've always wanted to dive or for whatever other reason (I even did a Rescue Diver training one!) you like. Bung your ideas in here and gauge the responses! Cheers CAS (the drysuitless...) There are lots of them in recreational depths (and some in technical depths but its my trip so nothing *silly* deep!!!) including an aircraft carrier, a grumman avenger plane, submarines armed trawlers and more and, of course, the awesome Blae Rock wall dive which has scared the bejeezus out of me twice out of two dives... ...any takers? CAS >There are lots of them in recreational depths (and some in technical depths >but its my trip so nothing *silly* deep!!!) including an aircraft carrier, a [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >...any takers? This is in the Firth of Forth? If so, I'd love to dive there (being originally from Edinburgh!), but the logistics of getting there from deepest, darkest Devon are - well, not so much intersting, as time consuming and expensive in petrol these days )-: Ah well... Gordon >>There are lots of them in recreational depths (and some in technical >>depths [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Ah well... It is in the Firth of Forth - there are loads and loads of diveable marks, both wreck and scenic. By arranging the diving on the Fife side keeps the costs of accomodation down so you'll save there... ...anyway, wait and see, there may be the potential for car share and whatnot... CAS >There are lots of them in recreational depths (and some in technical depths >but its my trip so nothing *silly* deep!!!) including an aircraft carrier, a [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >CAS An Aircraft carrier? Which? Yes, I'm somewhat interested. ------------------------------------- York BSAC Web Page: http://website.lineone.net/~york_bsac Also consider the following. The Vows " Off Kirkcaldy" Max depth 12m The Blae Rock.Depths 10 - 60m+ Wreck. The Saucy. Off inchKieth in about 20m the Royal Archer Off leven. in 30m aircraft carrier "Campania" 27m Good book for the forth wrecks" Ship Wrecks of the Forth. Bob Baird if you want any more information e mail me Club Web site http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/sub_aqua/news.htm Major >>There are lots of them in recreational depths (and some in technical depths >>but its my trip so nothing *silly* deep!!!) including an aircraft carrier, a [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > York BSAC Web Page: > http://website.lineone.net/~york_bsac > So who else has a trip that they want to run? > > Bung your ideas in here and gauge the responses! Well I am already planning to run 4 trips next year, dates already booked with skippers, so I am not planning to take on any more. > CAS (the drysuitless...) Well Cal lets hope the next one doesn't look quite so Chav!! Steve >> CAS (the drysuitless...) > Well Cal lets hope the next one doesn't look quite so Chav!! Don't be silly!!! It's just back at Hunter for a new neck seal and some cargo pockets!!! Long live the Chav-suit!!! CAS > All, > > Given Jason's post and other discussion, who fancies doing what diving with > the UKRS crew next year? I'm going to be back in Scotland from late next summer - I'll certainly be up for doing ANYTHING dive related after my Deutschland Dessication. Ben > Jason already has boat bookings for next year out of Weymouth, I'm And Falmouth and it's that one that I need to get a few names and deposits together for first as they want a reasonable sized deposit to confirm the booking. > Bung your ideas in here and gauge the responses! I was thinking that a shallowish weekend in Plymouth might be a good idea. We could do the Scylla and the James Egan Layne. Hopefully get some new people turning up. Whilst traffic's been low on here recently, it peaks enough to make me believe there are quite a lot of lurkers. I'd also like to do a Portsmouth weekend at some point. There's plenty of wrecks in about 30m. Jason  Signaturehttp://www.scuba-addict.co.uk/ for Aussie diving reports including the wrecks of the SS Yongala, Lady Bowen and the HMAS Swan > I was thinking that a shallowish weekend in Plymouth might be a good idea. > We could do the Scylla and the James Egan Layne. Hopefully get some new > people turning up. Whilst traffic's been low on here recently, it peaks > enough to make me believe there are quite a lot of lurkers. I'd be well up for that, after the one I did last year, it would be really nice to come back down and see how Scylla has changed (and to see if I can get through the James Eagan Layne without anymore drysuit damage...) > I'd also like to do a Portsmouth weekend at some point. There's plenty of > wrecks in about 30m. I'd be up for that too (cash and time permitting)... CAS |
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