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Old 01-10-07, 04:21 PM
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Something I'd like to hear about too. The shuttles have been good to be able to get a dive at shorter notice.
You think? Whilst they may be convenient for the shallow stuff in and around the harbour in the winter, I'd prefer to book for the whole day in the summer for the more offshore sites. I've looked at the schedule several times this year and not booked anything because there's only been one dive I'm really interested in and the time's been really inconvenient. If full day trips had been available, I would have booked more.

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You think? Whilst they may be convenient for the shallow stuff in and around the harbour in the winter, I'd prefer to book for the whole day in the summer for the more offshore sites. I've looked at the schedule several times this year and not booked anything because there's only been one dive I'm really interested in and the time's been really inconvenient. If full day trips had been available, I would have booked more.

Jason
Agreed.

One of the things that I really like about Scimitar is the way you get a full day out, providing great value for money and a whole relaxed way of diving - rather than hammering out, jump in, get out and hammering back.
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Two boats is good news!

I think Smudge and Helena run one of the most trustworthy operations on the South Coast and I always feel very safe with them. And Scimitar is a superb boat.

The move to Castletown is great as far as I'm concerned.

Janos

PS - Woz - I've already got a club booking with Smudge next year. Do you fancy seeing if you can get the same weekend for you and your "fitties". I'm looking forward to meeting them as last time you promised me "fitties" I got you Kev and Digger.
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Good luck with the new venture.

Who will be skippering the second boat?

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Good luck with the new venture.

Who will be skippering the second boat?

dan

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PS - Woz - I've already got a club booking with Smudge next year. Do you fancy seeing if you can get the same weekend for you and your "fitties". I'm looking forward to meeting them as last time you promised me "fitties" I got you Kev and Digger.
They probably are fitties compared to Woz.
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