The Doux de Coly Pushback

[Lou]

I shall.....once I get used to this flamin' drysuit!!

Gotta get meself to Horsea of Stoney for another go, but it is a friend's 30th in deepest darkest Wales this weekend sot here goes another week wothout doing anything!  ho hum....

[Davey Willo]

Well I'm hoping that I won't be spending this weekend upside down again, bloody wing and twinset!!...

I think it's gonna take a while before I'm doing the horizontal thang again Lou, although Andy H has promised to help me get the rig trimmed this weekend so fingers crossed...

[Tim Ingmire]

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Quote[/b] ]Quote: from Dave Williamson on 1:05 pm on Nov. 14, 2002
I think it's gonna take a while before I'm doing the horizontal thang again Lou, although Andy H has promised to help me get the rig trimmed this weekend

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Its a bloody good job we know you're talking about Diving Dave......






You are aren't you?

[Dr Stevil]

I wouldn't be too sure with our Dave!

Re rig trimming, I'm sure there's room for improvement on mine too as, in all honesty, I'm still getting to grips with it, I'm pretty sure I'm overweighted as well but until I get a break from &nbsp;pulling trainees down from rapid ascents, I'll stick with the overweighting just in case ;)
Chee-az
Steve

[Ben Harris]

Oh dear,

Yorkshire Divers, alone in the lakes, at a sheep farm,

With their reputation.........
Hope Andy does`nt shoot people for scaring his sheep!!!

[Dominic]

The drysuit is easier to handle when horizontal because there's very little pressure difference: If you've got feet being squeezed from lack of air and a big bubble around your neck, your buoyancy is shot to ####.
When horizontal, of course, there's virtually no difference in pressure, so you stay nicely under control