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21/08/2026

Dive on the Corruner from last weekend. despite the poor vis, Orion completed his first sea dive in the channel with HSAC. He was even able to point out things to me as we swam along.

16/08/2026

Despite the less then perfect vis yesterday, a very successful dive. Especially with 7 divers on board everybody worked together and helped each other. Also a special congratulations to Orion for his first sea dive in the channel as a CMAS 1 star diver 👌🏻🤿

14/08/2026

Video of the Broderick early August. Another new wreck not dived before. Very flat but still interesting. This wreck was blown up by the Royal navy after being designated as a hazard. Must have used a lot of bang because the thing is completely destroyed.

05/08/2026

Another new wreck dived aboard the Missy Moo. This time a World war 1 minesweeper ship. Keep an eye out for the deck gun that we passed on more than one occasion. Thanks to Michael DawesFor the footage.

03/08/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBxa8dw3o54&t=612s

Minesweeper video is now available on YouTube. For some reason Facebook wont let me upload it directly.

Another new wreck dived aboard the Missy Moo. This time a World war 1 minesweeper ship. Keep an eye out for the deck gun that we passed on more than one occasion. Thanks to Michael Dawes For the footage.

Another new wreck dived aboard the Missy Moo. This time a World war...

23/07/2026

Dive on an unknown wreak, referred to only as the Cement wreck due to the nature of its cargo appearing to be cement cylinders. At first I thought we had missed the wreck, but once my eyes adjusted to the light and the vis cleared a little I spotted the wreck just a few meters away hence the "AH HA!" moment

15/07/2026

Excellent day Diving the Engine wreck again a few weeks back. Great vis and great company. Thanks to Michael Dawes for the awesome drone footage again, Chris Turner For the dive footage and Michaela Kutová for the still photos. 🚤⚓️

28/06/2026

Dive on the German 20th of June. We where joined by a little companion in the form of the TE Connectivity duck TEodore. He survived his trip to the bottom of the sea and was even given a tiny weight belt in the form of a fishing weight. Perhaps we will see him again some time. Also TE sponsorship maybe??