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Dive Charter Boats & Skippers: Discuss Southern Red Sea liveaboard - Suggestions? in the Trips, Spaces and Coastguard Information forums: Ali Ba Ba is fantastic as are David Lord and Margaret Johnston (not sure if Margaret is still doing it ...

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Ali Ba Ba is fantastic as are David Lord and Margaret Johnston (not sure if Margaret is still doing it as she had a bad bend a while back)...
Mark Chase
Margaret was great, I learned a lot from here when I was working in Sharm.

As far as I remember, her bend was as a result of having to do a 30m+ CESA on the Thistlegorm. After that, she was limited to 30m max and had to dive Nitrox.

Unfortunately, my information is that she has left Egypt and come back to the UK.
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