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Scuba Forum / UK Scuba / May 2007Is this place for real?
Anyone been here? Comments? Caution, this link may cause you to drool uncontrollably: http://www.nemo33.com/index_en/gallery2.html Deep > Anyone been here? > Comments? > > Caution, this link may cause you to drool uncontrollably: > http://www.nemo33.com/index_en/gallery2.html I for one want to go! Imagine - no hair balls, no plasters (where have they been?), no glutinous bits of uncertain origin . . . . Ken Yes, it's real. I go there next saturday evening for a dive. Water 30°C low cholirine. Now you all just need a flight to Brussels Belgium :-) Yhey told me it's the deepest public pool in the world. Bruno >> Anyone been here? >> Comments? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Ken Hello there ! I've been there too last year, a very nice day out. Top gear (aqualung BC jacket and legend demand valve) included in the price. Entrance fee is about 15 euros per person. No booking requested. Warm fresh water harmful for your eyes (it's a real pleasure to take your mask off). 2 hours and a half drive from Paris. Once you're dry, you may sit taking your lunch and watch other divers through massive square portholes. Depth is not 33 but 35 m ( 105 ft) .... Alain Et Paf wrote > I've been there too last year, a very nice day out. Top gear (aqualung > BC jacket and legend demand valve) included in the price. Entrance fee is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > watch other divers through massive square portholes. Depth is not 33 but > 35 m ( 105 ft) .... Unless they've changed the size of meters or feet recently, 35 meters is just short of 115 feet. Lee Bell a écrit : > Et Paf wrote > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Unless they've changed the size of meters or feet recently, 35 meters is > just short of 115 feet. Yes ...ladies feet Alain > Yes, it's real. I go there next saturday evening for a dive. Water 30°C > low cholirine. > Now you all just need a flight to Brussels Belgium :-) Yhey told me it's > the deepest public pool in the world. > > Bruno Well I'm already looking at flights to Brussels, out on a Friday and return on a Monday, with the possibility of staying for three nights in a nearby Ibis hotel (economical abd clean!) Of course with flying I'd need to stay longer than just for diving, for off-gassing. Having looked at the various routes (drive + ferry, Eurotunnel or fly) flying is by far the most convenient and from where I am in the UK, all cost roughly the same. I'd see about getting 4 or 5 dives to make the trip worthwhile. Just need time off from work, to coincide with my son being off from school . . . . Ken >> Yes, it's real. I go there next saturday evening for a dive. Water 30°C >> low cholirine. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Ken Why would you want 4-5 dives ? Shurely you could see everything in only 3 ;-) >>> Yes, it's real. I go there next saturday evening for a dive. Water 30°C >>> low cholirine. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Why would you want 4-5 dives ? > Shurely you could see everything in only 3 ;-) Actually prob just 1 or 2 - AND STOP CALLING ME SHIRLEY!! :)) Not been yet - something got in the way. Next dive trip likely to be to the warmer (and saltier) Red Sea (groan!! not AGAIN!!!) Still, would like to visit this place in Brussels some time. Must look out for the flimsiest of excuses to go there. Ken > "Doh" <doh@microsoft.com> wrote in message >>> Ken >> Why would you want 4-5 dives ? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Ken Yes, I'm looking at excuses to go, but why would you want to go in more than once - yep I like the idea of doing 33m down in a pool - but why would anyone want to go in twice or more? Perhaps if they throw in some fish to chase.... > Yes, it's real. I go there next saturday evening for a dive. Water 30°C > low cholirine. > Now you all just need a flight to Brussels Belgium :-) Yhey told me it's > the deepest public pool in the world. I go to Brussels on business several times a year - looks like I need to take my kit next time. >> Yes, it's real. I go there next saturday evening for a dive. Water 30°C >> low cholirine. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I go to Brussels on business several times a year - looks like I need to > take my kit next time. Read the website - don't bother, they won't let you use it (most of it anyway). Ken |
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