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Author Archives: Mark Lyons
Neil and Mark go Clyde diving …. a visit to the Wallachia and Akka
The river Clyde flows through Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow, and onward into some of the deepest coastal waters in Britain. The firth encompasses a number of large and small islands, and several Sea Lochs that creates a body of water … Continue reading
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Diving the Nj Fjord …. Day of the Bell !
The Battle of Jutland was the largest naval battle of any World War, fought between 31st May and 1st June 1916, in the North Sea near Jutland, Denmark.Germany’s High Seas Fleet intended to lure out, trap, and destroy a portion … Continue reading
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Swimming the Fruid …. never waste the last day of a good holiday
The Fruid reservoir Located 9 miles (15 km) north of Moffat, the Fruid is a substantial reservoir lying on the course of the Fruid Water in the Scottish Borders. It opened in 1968 to supplement the Talla Reservoir , via a large subterranean aquapipe , it’s … Continue reading
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Diving the Upside down wreck
30 miles out from Eyemouth sitting in exactly 40m of water on a white sand bank lies the aptly named “Upside Down wreck” …. With Marinequest in charge of proceedings we were sure for a good day … Sure enough … Continue reading
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