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Question advice on diving charters.
Hello all, those of the wise and knowledgable diving oracle that is Yorkshire divers:

I am in a position where I can take leave anytime I want, and am thinking of taking a little day trip here and there with various charter people around the coast of this fair isle. One of the locations of interest to me is the dives offered by Wittering Divers. They seem to be good for my level of experience as I want to build up my experience of sea dives slowly, instead of going down to the abyss on dive 27!!

Has anyone dived with them before, and if so, what are they like?

Any other suggestions for a new diver to get his kit wet will be warmly accepted. I am not looking to drive too far the moment, so anywhere with a couple of hours drive from Essex will be good.
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