Babbacombe - 21st June

[Doug Parker]

Babbacombe was very nice also.  Things i saw were
Pipefish
Spider crabs
Tompot blennies
Rock cook  wrasse
Burrowing anenomes
Snakelock anenomes
Goldsinny
Strawberry anenome
Fan worms
Moon snail
Sole
One type of nudibranch, limacia clavigera

Babbacombe was recommended by a camera nut, so we went to see if cuttlefish were about, no such luck.
We will definately be going back there, it's a lovely little dive even though it's packed. Sea life is blinding considering it's so close to the pier/breakwater.  Our snakelocks only live at 10m in Firestone bay. Can't wait to see if my photo of the rib prop comes out

[Wacker]

<font color='#8D38C9'>Yep Bab is a top site
parking is no problem you just need to be a mate of Wayne in the cafe
Oh and the hill is a lot better now they have fixed the road

P.S. let us know next time you are going there and I will try and meet you.

WACKER

[Mdemon]

Brixham rocks!

Did a fantastic dive there last week. &nbsp;Always up for a die there... (Actually, that's where the octopus was, now I think about it...)

[Doug Parker]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] ]Brixham rocks!

Did a fantastic dive there last week. &nbsp;Always up for a dive there... (Actually, that's where the octopus was, now I think about it...)

My mate (the camera nut) will be totally peeved if he's missed octopus, &nbsp;cuttlefish was the reason for going to Babbacombe. &nbsp;I've told him that i've seen cuttlefish at Thurlestone every time i've dived there so that is the next place on his mission list.

[Doug Parker]

I got my photos back today that i took on Sunday at Babbacombe. &nbsp;The photos of the rock cooks are brilliant and i got an excellent one of my mate trying to take a shot of them while they're playing peek a boo behind him.