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| Imported post im sure brenster that well be having more than a little chat about that this weekend yah? ands forget the medium sweet sherry...thats for puffs, get me a pimms!! |
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| Imported post Sherry? Pimms? Worra boot the broon dog like!? :boozer: yuzzer aal a buncha soft suzzen ***** !! :speak_evil: Actually, red wine is my preferred tipple but hey! I'm not predjudiced. A capital idea Mr Tierney, unfortunately I have to wait until I get a new job before I can think about live-aboard hols (fixed term contract work, sigh...). However I reckon I could be up for that (employment willing) |
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| Imported post Good idea Bren - what about Malta? I plan to go in Feb and meet a diver, Ginge (boyfriend) is coming too and he's a non-diver, but not missing on the chance of a break in the sun. I've been to the Red Sea before and fully intend to go back. One day... |
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| Imported post I like your thinking! :cheering: Gav and I just got back from the red sea :sunshine: last week (where we also met up with Marco - good to see you Marco!). We had a really good time and decided we would like to go back at some point. A liveaboard is a good idea, but they also do three day safaris (which might be more suitable if there are non-divers amongst the group???). I was wondering about Easter time - or would that be too expensive? (just trying to conserve my annual leave by using up a couple of bank holidays) Roll on :sunshine: and :snorkel: |
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| Imported post Easter time would probably be less likely due to the new YD tech fanatics penciling in an entry-level trimix then - eh Davey? ;) |
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| Imported post #### right Drifty me ol'cock sparra :biggrin: |
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| Imported post Another alternative (one which I am sure that you know I am not biased about) would be Malta in Feb/Mar. Water temp would be about 18-19 deg, viz good and many places to get wet in and out of the med. I have done some preparation for me and mi mates and I reakon we can do it for about 400 quid all in. The place I use is Meldives, off Tunny Net on the north side of the island. Mel Galea is the longest established diving school in Malta (about 36 years, PADI 5 star Instructor centre) and he has access to boats, ribs, whatever within his complex. Before you get thinking - rip off - don't. I got a great deal from him earlier in the year - six boat dives - while I went back to visit relatives and believe me better than St. Abbs! Directly opposite is a hotel that can cater for us on a B&B, Half or Fully inclusive basis. If anyone is interested in this I will put some dates in diaries but am reluctant until some interest is shown. |
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| Imported post I must say that I like the idea of Malta. It seems to offer good diving and also places of interest for my non-diving wife and wee bairns. Best for me would be around Easter which, as Fi says, allows us all to minimise the amount of annual leave - also a school holiday then I think. Problem is the clash with that techy course for some of the others. Still, I'm open to other suggestions, especially if the family can come along. Tim |
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