Boggle Hole

[ray]

Originally Posted by XeN

Thanks for the replies.... Guess Boggle Hole isn't such a good choice for a shore dive then? ....

Ahh well back to the drawing board....

Unlike the Boggle hole on Filey Brigg THAT is a good shore dive, and you will catch your tea as well!.

Watch the tides though or you might end up getting out at the other Boggle Hole a few miles up the coast.

[weazelz]

Originally Posted by ray

As you enter the water turn right into about 8 meters of water at low tide, and there is a lump of lead, but you will need a big lifting bag as it is about 10 meters long by .600mm wide and 450mm deep.

Weight probably 10 tons?, unless somebody can be arsed to do the sums.

10m x 0.6m x 0.45m x 11,400 kg/m3 = 30,800kg

[ray]

Originally Posted by weazelz

10m x 0.6m x 0.45m x 11,400 kg/m3 = 30,800kg

Would that be 30.3 tons?.